The design process between problem and solution is overwhelming. The process naturally proceeds with the input and output of the artefact design process.
The design process — a daunting journey from problem to solution — is a natural one that can manifest in various ways. In this process, a realistic worldview plays a pivotal role, guiding the design toward a solution born of a clearly defined problem. As Hannah Arendt [1] suggests, a realistic worldview recognises the cycle of life, encompassing both impermanence and eternity. It is a worldview that engages our senses — seeing, hearing, touching, tasting, and smelling — and is a tool for conscious human problem-solving.