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Real Life Examples:
Boondh Cup Design
The Boondh Cup is a menstrual hygiene product designed specifically with the needs of Indian users in mind.
The creators engaged in extensive feedback sessions with women across various regions to
understand cultural sensitivities, physical comfort, and hygiene concerns. As a result, the cup was
developed to prioritize ease of use, personal safety, and accessibility, making it a sustainable
alternative to traditional menstrual products. For more information visit https://boondh.co/
Daily Dump (Compost Design)
Daily Dump is an innovative urban composting initiative that designs compost bins for home use. The product
encourages city dwellers to manage their kitchen waste sustainably right at home. Its design
focuses on simplicity, user-friendliness, and environmental impact, empowering individuals and
families to contribute to a greener lifestyle without the need for complex systems or professional
help. For more information visit https://www.dailydump.org/

21 st #Critical Thinking
Century
Skills #Creativity
Watch the design thinking process unfolding firsthand! Watch the video ABC
Nightline - IDEO Shopping Cart - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M66ZU2PCIcM
Next, answer the following questions:
• How did the team ensure that they considered multiple perspectives during the redesign
process?
• What role did prototyping play in helping the team refine their ideas? Can you relate
this to your Capstone Project?
• The team at IDEO followed certain ‘rules’ for brainstorming. What were they and why
do you think they were important?

The original design of the Post-it Note was a failed glue experiment. It was later
turned into a global innovation using design thinking when someone realized it could be used
for temporary bookmarks and notes! Read more about this by visiting https://ideawake.com/
post-it-notes-employee-idea-that-was-originally-mistake/

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