Engineering, architecture, product development, and graphic design are just a few of the industries that apply the systematic and iterative design process. It entails developing solutions to fulfill particular goals or specifications. The major stages, guiding principles, and the value of a multidisciplinary approach are highlighted in this abstract, which gives a high-level summary of the design process. The problem or need that has to be addressed must normally be clearly understood before the design process can begin. Gathering data, doing research, and determining the project's objectives and limitations are all part of the first step. The project's scope, user needs, and any pertinent technical, economic, or environmental factors must all be defined. The process of coming up with ideas and concepts begins when the problem has been identified. This is frequently referred to as the ideation phase, where many design options are explored through brainstorming, sketching, and prototyping. The focus is on innovating and coming up with a variety of potential solutions. The design process enters the review and selection stage after the ideation phase. This entails comparing many design solutions to predetermined standards, including those for affordability, sustainability, functionality, and beauty.
