デザイナーが知るべきこと：デザイン的思考の実践的インベントリ

The chapter breakdown is laid out so clearly that I finally see the bridge between academic theory and hands-on studio work, which has been my blind spot for years. It’s dense but never dry—I’ve already dog-eared half the pages for my next project.

I’ve been bouncing between theory and practice for years, and this book finally gives me a shared vocabulary to bridge that gap. The way it breaks down what a designer should actually know—concrete, not abstract—made me feel less lost by page twenty. It’s dense but worth it.

The inventory format is genius—it’s organized so you can actually flip to a specific dilemma and find language that nudges you forward, not just abstract theory. I’ve already dog-eared half the pages for my studio critiques. It’s the rare book that makes me feel less lost in the theory-versus-practi