Mind Mapping for Designers— UX Knowledge Piece Sketch #24
The definition of mind mapping
A mind map is a visual representation of related concepts that expresses hierarchical relationships between the elements. You start by choosing a main concept or a central idea, then you add related aspects to that. You can create mind maps about anything really, and it’s a very useful method during the design process, it’s great for
- brainstorming
- organizing your thoughts
- thinking through the initial concepts & ideas
- planning
- listing out the different parts of a system (e.g. objects and their attributes, and the relationships between them).
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