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Design has had a somewhat complicated relationship with theory. Historically design has had a relationship to craft and a focus on doing (and in certain cases, experimentation). As the study of design has moved into academia, and into what Friedman (2003) has called “reasoned inquiry” there has been a move towards developing a theory (or theories) of design. The value of theory in making a field systematic cannot be overstated. Thus as the field of design seeks to become better structured, it is important that there is emphasis on how design theory is articulated and actually utilized in the process of design research.

The Role of Theory in Design: Reflections on “Examining Practical, Everyday Theory Use in Design Research”