Trust your instincts or rely on procedure – when to design with intuition

Trust your instincts or rely on procedure – when to design with intuition` Designing with intuition can be a valid way to solve problems, especially for those who have refined their ability to make snap decisions through experience and practice. The "adaptive unconscious" allows our brain to quickly process data and make associations, saving unnecessary effort. However, relying solely on intuition can lead to flawed decisions due to biases and fallacies in the subconscious mind. It's essential to balance trusting one's instincts with a more rigorous design process to ensure better results. This balance depends on the project's complexity, potential impact, and confidence in the intuitive solution. By understanding when to rely on intuition and when to engage in a more thorough exploration, designers can improve their decision-making and create better products.

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