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The Design it! Deck is a newly developed card game that was inspired by PACT Analysis (People, Action, Context & Technology) a common practice among User Researchers and Design Innovators. The game aims to introduce the core concepts and Ideas of PACT playfully and interactively, and is fun to play with family and friends. Within […]http://blogs.napier.ac.uk/libraryofinspiration/wp-content/uploads/sites/157/2024/12/ibiposter.jpg676956