At last year’s Denver Startup Week, we partnered with the City of Denver to reimagine how their collection of public art is discovered and interacted with throughout the city. We taught participants how to sprint by actually doing one—or, at least, a condensed version of one. Attendees participated in key design sprint activities, focused on the goal of increasing awareness of public art in Denver. They (hopefully) left the session with insights into the design sprint process, and our team left with real user feedback on the problem we were trying to solve.

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4. DESIGN SPRINT: PUBLIC ART
Presented by Clique Studios and Denver Arts & Venues

5. WELCOME
1. What is a design sprint . . . and why are we doing one?
2. Understand
3. Diverge
4. Sketch
5. Decide
6. Present
7. Now what?

6. DESIGN SPRINT

7. DESIGN SPRINT

8. WHY ARE WE DOING ONE?

9. One Percent of construction projects with
budgets over $1 million

11. • 30 Years (1988 - 2018)
• $40 million
• 400+ public artworks

19. UNDERSTAND
“Where we map out the problem space and create a shared brain.”
What are our goals?
What have we already done to get here?

20. Increase the number of people viewing &
interacting with art in a meaningful way
Make Denver a destination for public art

21. DIVERGE
“Illuminating all of the possible paths.”
What are some opportunities & risks?
What are some related solutions?
Where should we focus?
Any ideas to execute?

22. SKETCH
“They don’t need to be perfect or beautiful—they just need to communicate the idea.”
Crazy 8’s
Present
Pick one

23. DECIDE
“As a team, determine what to prototype to answer your sprint questions.”
Discuss
Decide

24. PRESENT
“…you can’t build and test everything.”
We want to see your best ideas. Which solutions should we pursue?

25. NOW WHAT?

26. PROTOTYPE
“A design sprint prototype is a facade of the experience you have envisioned in the
sketch phase.”
Tomorrow, our design team will create a prototype
the bare bones of a functional product so we can test

27. VALIDATE
“…moment of truth. Your team will finally get to see live users interact with their ideas
and hear direct feedback from your target audience.”
Friday, we’ll be testing the prototype among Startup Week attendees

28. STAY TUNED!
Follow us to see your ideas come to life!
@cliquechicago @DenverArts @DenverPublicArt