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Full Description
This book presents a coherent, interdisciplinary account of how design works—and how to do it better. Framed by the Artifacts-Actions-Actors (3A) lens, it integrates classic and contemporary foundations (ontologies, theories, methods, and tools) in design science and bridges the gap between theory and practice with unified design principles applied across diverse, real-world scenarios. It also treats AI as both material and partner in design, showing how generative and agentic systems widen search and tighten iteration when grounded in verification and governance. Drawing on insights from engineering, architecture, management, psychology, and the social sciences, the book offers principles, methods, and representations that travel across domains—from products and software to services, systems, organizations, and ecosystems. It equips researchers, practitioners, leaders, and students with a teachable, auditable, and improvable toolkit for addressing complex design challenges and shaping innovation responsibly.
Contents
Chap 1:Design Science: What is It?.- Chap 2:Design for Innovation.- Chap 3:Design Process.- Chap 4:Design Ontology.- Chap 5:Design Creativity.- Chap 6:Design Empathy.- Chap 7:Design Heuristics.- Chap 8:Design Prototyping.- Chap 9:Design Flexibility.- Chap 10:Design Convergence.- Chap 11:Design Complexity.- Chap 12:Design and AI.- Chap 13:Design for X.- Chap 14:Designing the Future.
