In the Design Thinking Process, which description corresponds to 'Create Solutions'?

• A. Empathize
• B. Define
• C. Ideate
• D. Prototype

Answer: (D)

Translating ideas into tangible representations to explore feasibility and gather user feedback is what “Create Solutions” is about. Prototyping fits this best because it involves building quick, concrete versions of potential solutions so you can test how they work, how users react, and what needs changing. Prototypes don’t have to be polished—sketches, models, or interactive demos all count—yet they give you something real to learn from rather than just ideas. After prototyping, testing with users helps you refine the solution through iteration. While ideation focuses on generating many possible answers, prototyping moves those ideas into something testable to validate and improve them.