Impact of Design thinking - Creativity, Problem Solving, Collaboration and Critical thinking

The data illustrates the contributions of eight design thinking principles—User-Centered Design, Empathy, Clarity, Consistency, Feedback, Flexibility, Aesthetics, and Accessibility—to four key student outputs: Critical Thinking, Creativity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving. Each principle exhibits varying degrees of impact across these outputs, with some principles showing strong influence, such as Empathy contributing significantly to Creativity (30%) and User-Centered Design enhancing Problem Solving (25%). Conversely, principles like Aesthetics and Accessibility play more modest roles, contributing minimally to outputs like Critical Thinking and Creativity. This distribution highlights the multifaceted nature of design thinking in fostering diverse skills, demonstrating how different principles uniquely enhance specific aspects of student performance. The visualization further emphasizes these insights through color-coded bar charts, providing a clear and comparative view of each principle's impact.