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If you’re interested in learning more about how to use human-centered design (HCD) to create, grow, and/or scale ideas that make the world better, then this series is for you. We kicked off our #LearnHCD series with an introduction to human-centered design along with top

So far in our #LearnHCD series, we’ve shared an introduction to human-centered design as well as resources and methods to help you master the HCD process. For this installment, we’ve turned to our experteering alumni community to see how these HCD concepts translate to real-world

In the first post of our #LearnHCD series, we shared an introduction to the human-centered design process, its history, and how it can be applied to build sustainable solutions that make the world better. Once you’re familiar with the framework, it’s time to put what

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