The Five-Step Creative Process
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Julian Velard, Stefan Mumaw, Amy Wynne, Jim Krause, Ben Long, Tracey Clark, Denise Jacobs, and George Maestri
19:42
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01 - Introducing the five-step creative process.mp4
01:12
01 - An overview of the five-step creative process.mp4
01:03
02 - Objective finding during the creative process.mp4
01:21
03 - Gathering data during the creative process.mp4
03:43
04 - Understanding problem design during the creative process.mp4
01:47
05 - Understanding ideation during the creative process.mp4
01:23
06 - Selecting the right solution during the creative process.mp4
01:34
01 - The five-step creative process in practice.mp4
00:48
02 - Objective finding Real-world creative example.mp4
01:50
03 - Data gathering and problem design Real-world creative example.mp4
01:53
04 - Ideation and selection Real-world creative example.mp4
02:06
05 - Action and closing Real-world creative example.mp4
01:02
Ex Files Five Step Creative Process upd.zip
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The creative process isn't just generating ideas. The reality is it's a five-step process, and ideation is only one of those steps. The entire creative process is made up of objective finding, data gathering, problem design, ideation, and selection. Understanding the role of each step enables us to ensure that we generate the most effective solutions. In this course, Stefan Mumaw guides you through the five steps and then shows what the complete process looks like, with a real-world project: designing a website.
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Julian Velard, Stefan Mumaw, Amy Wynne, Jim Krause, Ben Long, Tracey Clark, Denise Jacobs, and George Maestri
Instructor's CoursesExperienced Creative Director, designer, writer, author, and speaker in the Orange County, CA area.
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- language english
- Training sessions 12
- duration 19:42
- Release Date 2025/02/26
