So, a Design Sprint...

When?

○ When you don’t know the real problem
○ When you need validation from experts
○ When you don’t have time for a prototype
○ When you don’t have qualified personnel
○ When you don’t know how to launch

What after?

○ You have a developed solution to you issue
○ You have a prototype tested by real users
○ You are closer to investors
○ You have a clear vision for your product
○ Clear insights on where to go next

The process

Day 1

Defining the central challenge

From all of the issues that will end up on paper, we will define what is the main challenge that we are going to solve in 5 days.

Day 2

Producing a mass of solutions

After we have the main challenge, every member suggests a potential 4-step solution.

Day 3

Storyboarding

The whole team votes for the best solution and defines the prototype with storyboard creation.

Day 4

Building the prototype

On the fourth day we are not creating a “wireframe” or a “paper prototype”, but a prototype that looks and feels like a real product.

Day 5

Testing the prototype

The last day the prototype is going to be tested on real potential users. The interviews are guided by the facilitator as a third company member, so the testers can be honest with their experience.