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Meet Maheshwari's post in Design Thinking was marked as the answerI'll take the example of designing a new tyre
Divergent-
Now the team has to be creative and add maximum features that they can add into a tyre(Leave constraints of physics, material science, economics etc aside)
For our tyre team can have ideas such as following
1. Colorful tyre for aesthetics
2. Tyre made of fibre for less weight
3. Tyre with spikes for better grip
4. Tyre that can inflate itself etc.
Convergent - once the team is done with divergent thinking start thinking rationally, put constraints such as follows.
1. Will the customers show positive response with color change (can use results of some survey)
2. Will fibre glass infused tyres be safe?
3. Does the terrain requires tyres with spikes?
4. Is the self inflating technology reliable and affordable? Etc.
Thus using divergent followed by convergent technique for designing a product can utilise the maximum creativity of the team as well as hell the team reach to laser point solutions for various customer needs.