Billed as the 'Change By Design - Book Cover', the chapter heralds the entry into Tim Brown's inspired narrative. Revealing hints of the multidimensional process of design, which steers change, the book cover is more than a mere aesthetic feature. It lays the foundation for the subsequent voyage into transformative principles. With a minimalist yet meaningful design, the cover chapters encapsulate the essence of design thinking- simple concepts driving significant change. By creating intrigue and stimulating curiosity, the chapter evokes readers to delve into the labyrinth of problem-solving innovation as championed by the CEO of IDEO.
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