The Double Diamond process is structured around four key phases: Discover, Define, Develop, and Deliver, designed to tackle complex design challenges effectively.
Despite its effectiveness in providing a clear framework, the Double Diamond assumes a linear approach that may fall short in projects with evolving or ambiguous goals.
The model concludes with Deliver, which can be a limitation for large projects needing ongoing support and adaptation post-launch, calling for supplementary phases.
In response to the limitations of the Double Diamond, the Triple Diamond model introduces an Implementation phase to address scaling and integration challenges.
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