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https://blog.hamk.fi/library/wp-content/uploads/sites/76/2023/03/smileys740.jpg740519Design thinking is no longer limited to the world of industrial design. More and more often it is used to refer to the design methods that can be used to approach different problems. Design thinking aims to improve people's lives by finding new, human-oriented solutions. The following five books approach design thinking from different perspectives.