In the workshop “Challenges of the Design Process”, we will look at the process of product design and explore the different stages of development through the prism of design thinking. Through this prism, participants will have the opportunity to learn about ideation, sketching, prototyping, testing and other creative processes and to understand the essence of the whole solution. It is hoped that this will help them to understand that there are no random things and that the knowledge gained will help them to see the bigger picture, develop a holistic approach and empathy.
\nThe workshop process is based on design thinking principles. This approach allows for a productive exploration of the desired idea by identifying a relevant problem and testing it.
\nThe work will be done individually or in small groups, thus encouraging mutual collaboration.<\/p>\n
Lecturers<\/strong> To register for the event: info@menuinkubatorius.lt. Places are limited!<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":16661,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"event_listing_category":[145],"event_listing_type":[130],"class_list":["post-16662","event_listing","type-event_listing","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","event_listing_category-anyksciai-en","event_listing_type-event","entry","has-media"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n
\nNeringa Orlenok is a product design professional specialising in creativity-enhancing children’s toys, furniture and products, but also creating design objects with a wide range of purposes. A refined form with an accentuated detail is Neringa’s design signature. Her individual projects are designed with a sustainable and cost-effective production mindset, while others are the integration of the latest technologies. These pieces are widely produced, sold in several countries and recognised worldwide. Some of Neringa’s work can be found in the MO and MoMa museum spaces.
\nDenis Orlenok is an industrial design professional specialising in the development of technological products. Clear shapes and elegant lines with a strong character best describe his work. The user-friendly tools and devices that Denis has developed individually and collaboratively have been recognised internationally and have received numerous design awards. Some of his designs have travelled to exhibitions all over the world and new projects are expanding globally. He is also an experienced teacher of sketching, design and technology and enjoys sharing his knowledge and experience with future designers.<\/p>\n