I Like, I Wish, What If

I’ll tell you what I want, what I really, really want.

DEVELOP AND DELIVER THE RIGHT SOLUTION.

Purpose

Provide constructive feedback and keep a positive atmosphere.

“I Like, I Wish, What If” is a structured feedback and ideation technique commonly used in brainstorming sessions, design critiques, or collaborative discussions. Participants are asked to provide insights on a given idea, concept, or project by completing three statements: “I Like,” where they express positive aspects or features; “I Wish,” where they share suggestions for improvements or changes; and “What If,” where they explore innovative possibilities or potential changes to the idea. This method encourages constructive feedback and creative thinking, enabling a balanced assessment of strengths and weaknesses while also inspiring new directions or enhancements. “I Like, I Wish, What If” facilitates open communication, generates actionable insights, and fosters a collaborative environment conducive to refining and evolving ideas.

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Stats

Session

Online

duration

60 minutes

Level of Difficulty

Moderate

Materials Needed

Pens, paper, Post-its

learning outcomes

Give and receive written and spoken feedback

Learn what users like about your prototype

Understand what should be improved

Process Phase
works well with

Concept Poster

Crazy 8’s

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