Design Thinking test

Design thinking is a structured approach to solving problems by starting from the needs of the people affected — empathizing, defining the real problem, ideating options, prototyping, and testing — commonly used in product, UX, and service-design roles. Talaskill's assessment walks through a scenario using that same sequence.

• 20 questions
• Time limit: 25 minutes
• Pass mark: 70%
• Copying, pasting and leaving the page are recorded during the test
• You can take it again 24 hours after your last try

• A pass adds Design Thinking to your profile as tested evidence
• Your CV can link to the result with a QR code
• Employers see the score and the date, and can check the result themselves
• You choose whether your result is public

• Career guide: Design

Is the Design Thinking test free?

Yes. Create a free account and take the test. Taking it and sharing the result cost nothing.

Can I take the Design Thinking test again?

Yes, 24 hours after your last try. Use the time to practise the parts you found hard.

How do employers see my Design Thinking result?

Your profile and CV show the score and the date. Employers can open the link to check that the result is real.

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