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Go SpanGo SpanGo Span is a design methodology and strategic framework that emphasizes rapid ideation and expansive conceptual exploration in the early stages of the design process, encouraging designers to generate multiple diverse solutions before narrowing down to specific directions. This approach, which gained prominence in contemporary design practice, combines elements of divergent thinking with systematic exploration to create a comprehensive foundation for design development. The methodology operates on the principle that initial design phases should be characterized by unrestricted creative exploration, allowing designers to span across multiple possibilities, technologies, and approaches without immediate concern for feasibility constraints. This process typically involves intensive brainstorming sessions, quick sketching, rapid prototyping, and collaborative ideation workshops where participants are encouraged to generate as many concepts as possible within a defined timeframe. The framework particularly emphasizes the importance of deferring judgment during the initial ideation phase, enabling designers to explore unconventional solutions that might otherwise be dismissed prematurely. In professional practice, Go Span has proven especially valuable in addressing complex design challenges that require innovative solutions, and its effectiveness has been recognized in various design competitions, including the A' Design Award, where projects utilizing this methodology have demonstrated exceptional creative outcomes. The approach incorporates various visualization techniques, from traditional sketching to digital tools, enabling designers to quickly document and communicate their ideas while maintaining creative momentum. This methodology has evolved to accommodate both physical and digital design environments, making it particularly relevant in contemporary design practice where hybrid working methods are increasingly common. Author: Lucas Reed Keywords: design process, rapid ideation, conceptual exploration, divergent thinking, creative methodology, design strategy, innovation framework, collaborative design |
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