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Affinity Diagram


A great method of sorting out information and analysing data

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By: Rikke Dam & Teo Siang

Use: Methods of analysing data and synthesising POV


"Affinity diagrams are a great method to help you make sense of all your information when you have a lot of mixed data, such as facts, ethnographic research, ideas from brainstorms, user opinions, user needs, insights, and design issues. Affinity diagrams or clustering exercises are all about bundling and grouping information, and this method can be one of the most valuable methods to employ. For this reason, it is used in many phases of Design Thinking, as well as outside of the design context."



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