Human centered design is a useful three step process. Inspiration, ideation, and implementation all play a large role in getting new ideas and influences out into the world.
Inspiration is the learning that must take place before ideas can develop. Being open to new things, learning continuously and evolving make up the core of this step.
Ideation is the planning phase. Generating lots of ideas, both good and bad, is what the first step here is. After creating these concepts, you test them and learn from your mistakes to create even better and more advanced ideas. Then you can work on integrating them into your workspace.
Implementation is the step where you take your idea and put it into action in the real world.
This process results in a world where everyone benefits and can work better together through the use of human centered design. Having a theory that can't be easily applied to everyday use is no good; using human centered design you can be sure that your idea will work.
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