STEPS
Make sure you have pen and paper handy when talking with the people you’re designing for. Even a sheet torn out of your notebook works great.
When you want the person you’re designing for to draw something, give them a clear idea of what you’re after. A map of their daily route? A timeline of their annual income?
The person you’re designing for may feel intimidated or that they’re not a good artist. Help them overcome that fear.
You can use the drawings as conversation starters to gain a deeper understanding of the person you’re designing for.
This step is imaginary to meet the assignment requirements
