Once the foundational ideas are established, the team moves into the design phase. This stage focuses on defining user journeys through diagrams, developing the architectural and spatial layout, and mapping the digital or software components required to support the experience.
During this phase, potential constraints—whether technical, logistical, or experiential—are identified early to ensure the overall vision remains feasible and practical. Early prototyping and interactive simulations may also be introduced to test key concepts, allowing the team to refine ideas and resolve challenges before full-scale development begins.
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