The Trump Doctrine & The Designer’s Eye: Is Your Worldview Sabotaging Your Work?

1. 1Reflect on your own biases and assumptions using self-reflection techniques
2. 2Analyze how your worldview influences your design decisions by journaling or discussing with peers
3. 3Practice empathy and active listening to understand diverse user perspectives and needs
4. 4Apply design thinking principles to separate personal biases from objective logic
5. 5Test and iterate your designs with user feedback to validate assumptions

Designers and product managers can benefit from understanding how their internalized schema affects their decision-making, to create more user-centered and effective designs

💡 Your internalized schema, shaped by experiences and beliefs, influences your design decisions, making it essential to acknowledge and manage biases

💡 Your worldview can sabotage your design work! Learn to recognize and separate personal biases from objective logic to create more effective designs