Making the invisible visible
We have been practicing the HENN Programming® method for over 30 years to deal with complex tasks. This is achieved by analyzing tasks systematically, visualizing them in iterative steps, and interpreting and condensing them into their key aspects.
Exploration: Identifying needs
In collaborative workshops, interviews, and extensive analyses, we closely examine user needs and goals and visualize derived data in real time.
Condensation: Defining requirements
We analyze and structure the outcomes of the exploration phase on card walls to condense them into specific requirements. The resulting dynamic data models make spatial relationships and processes visible. We then translate user needs into specific spatial and functional programs that serve as a basis for the subsequent design phases.
Conceptualization: Devising a goal
Diagrams and conceptual models define an initial idea and let the vision take shape. This process requires the right degree of abstraction to convey ideas with visual clarity while leaving sufficient room for free interpretation, which is essential to the subsequent design process.
