Wicked Problem

The wicked problems of city mobility for fledgling designers It began like a riddle but the goal was clear for our first teaching week’s design challenge on the UX/UI Design bootcamp: to come up with a solution for something seemingly contradictory and vague — the wicked problem. We were asked…

This article is about the first project I did during the Ironhack Bootcamp in Berlin. I was working together with two of my colleagues, Amy Little and Gizem Nemr. It is a case study about immigration process, an how we might help by providing an app. The Brief “The new…

“How Might We help migrant people find the information, complete the tasks and successfully get their paperwork done to start their life in a new city.” Team Berlin Charlottenburg: Michael Howe, Lenny Posso , and Gloria Rossi. We started our process following the design thinking approach: 1. Empathize: Due to…

Team Berlin Moabit — Project duration: 5 days As members of the IronHack boot camp, we completed the first group project: Wicked problems. The definition of a wicked problem: “A wicked problem is a social or cultural issue or concern that is difficult to explain and inherently impossible to solve. Examples of wicked problems…

So for our first intense week of class at Ironhack we were givin the task to solve a Wicked Design problem using the Design Thinking Process. So, once the dust settled from signing-in, registerimng and fumbeling around with the many portals and applications we will be emerssed in for the…

Right , first day of the 10 weeks Ironhack bootcamp had just started, with a welcome address by the one the program manager, killi, followed by the lead instructor, Snezdana whom introduced two of her assistants, Valentina and Ayesha, both of whom has been awesome so far. …

For our first Group Project at Ironhack we were presented with a “wicked problem”. We were assigned with the task of understanding how people perceived cultural heritage and how museums could reconnect with them. This project served as a mean to test and try our knowledge of the design thinking…

As a French citizen, and more particularly as a Parisian woman, I love Culture. It is like French history and culture are part of me and all French citizens. I love the louvre, le “château de Versailles.” In France we love museums, and it is worth it because they are…