Design Thinking Workshops · Islamabad, Pakistan
Most teams jump to solutions — I help them find the right problem first. IxDF Certified Design Thinking facilitation for corporate teams, startups, and universities, delivered in person in Islamabad & Rawalpindi or online across Pakistan.
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Think.Design.Code
— August 2026
This is the second episode of the Think.Design.Code series. This time we are going to work on a sample app through all stages of the Design Thinking, tackle assumptions and verifying features by conducting Usability Tests on actual users.
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A 4-hour Design Thinking workshop facilitated for 50+ CS and SE faculty at FAST-NUCES Islamabad — commissioned to help faculty apply human-centred thinking to the challenges of course design in an era of AI-assisted learning. The session was built around student survey data collected 48 hours before the workshop, which shaped the activity sequence and appeared at key moments throughout the day to ground faculty thinking in what students actually reported rather than what faculty assumed. Working in groups, faculty moved through the Empathize, Define, and Ideate phases — surfacing assumptions about their students, identifying root conditions behind engagement and motivation challenges, and generating ideas for specific course components they brought to the session. The final activity used GreyscaleLogic's live polling feature to give 37 participants instant feedback on each other's ideas — replacing a dot-voting process that typically takes hours with a real-time result visible to the entire room.
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Use the contact form to request a Design Thinking workshop in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, or online. We'll confirm your dates, format, and a quote for your team.
Corporate workshops run 1–2 full days. Design sprints run 3 days per week, and 1-on-1 sessions are 60–90 minutes. Formats can be adapted to your team's schedule.
Teams practise empathy mapping, problem framing, rapid ideation, prototyping, and usability testing — a structured Design Thinking process that helps them align on the right problem before building.