Exploring Design Sprint &
Development
“Smart is not enough”
By Chiqo Rifky Saputra
https://www.chiqors.xyz
2019
Before we begin
the core
Let’s getting started with some basic words
What is:
Design?
Sprint?
Thinking?
Design Sprint?
Design Thinking?
Design
Design is a work process
which has a user
perspective and drives
development based on
your specific customers’
needs.
“Methods and approaches differ depending on what
you are developing but whether that involves
processes in the healthcare sector or product
development at a company we can say with certainty
that design will help you to find new solutions.”
Sprint
Sprint is “one timeboxed”
iteration of a continuous
development cycle. Within
a Sprint, planned amount
of work has to be
completed by the team
and made ready for review.
Thinking
Thinking is the cognitive
activities you use to
process information,
solve problems, make
decisions, and create
new ideas.
Types
Creative, Analytical, Critical,
Concrete, Abstract, Divergent,
Convergent, Sequential, Holistic
Let’s Dive Deeper to Core
Before we begin, let’s start with the briefing
Terminology Case
Let’s say, you have a cooking course to learn.
You have already prepared the requirement
tools for it. You are confident and ready to
learn!
But, You don’t know. Where to start. Since, you
had no idea where and when you have to start
or doing stuff.
Instead
With the help of
recipe food. You
are able for
getting started to
learn for how to
solve the problem
for cooking your
favorite food
Development Design
Design Thinking
Design thinking is the tools,
information, data, problems that is
required for finding/understanding
the user stories/requests for building
a design app thinking.
Design Sprint 2.0
Well, you already know about them. It’s time to introduct of Design
Sprint (Core Material)
Design Sprint
Design Sprint is a framework
(recipe) for teams of any
size to solve and test design
problem in 4-5 days. The
idea to define bigger
problem into subsequence
problems that team able to
solve them or to understand
the problem for creating
user stories
Briefing Story
• Jake Knapp created the Design Sprint
process at Google in 2010. He took
inspiration from many places,
including Google's product
development culture, IDEO's design
thinking workshops, ideas like
Basecamp's Getting Real and Atul
Gawande's The Checklist, and his
own experience building products
like Gmail and Hangouts.
Definition Story
“The sprint is a five-day
process for answering
critical business questions
through design,
prototyping, and testing
ideas with customers”
-Jake Knapp, Author of
SPRINT and one of the
inventors of the Design
Sprint
History of Innovation &
Technology
Change by Design: How Design Thinking Transforms
Organizations and Inspires Innovation, by Tim Brown on TED.
Design Sprint
DAY 3
“Prototyping”
Day 4 “Testing”
Day 5?
(Retrospective/Extension)
Is Day 5 the end?
Not yet, if the feedback user and the result was not good in term of tester’s
experience. The purpose of Design sprint for generating/defining user stories
that you are able to use them in the next development for building application
called “SDLC” (Software Development Life Cycle). We will talk about it soon.
Knowing
Design Sprint Roles
There are mores
Tester
Product Owner
Product Manager
Secretary
Let’s pick example real-
life situation
References
• Udacity – https://udacity.com
• Benjamin (medium) - https://medium.com/strive-
studio/design-sprints-vs-scrum-ad4c15cf59c1
• AJ&Smart YT -c
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeB_OpLspKJGi
Kv1CYkWFFw
• LetsHackity - http://www.letshackity.com/en/sprint-
design-sprint-vs-design-thinking-agile-scrum-lean-
startup-methodologies/

Exploring Design Development 2.0

  • 1.
    Exploring Design Sprint& Development “Smart is not enough” By Chiqo Rifky Saputra https://www.chiqors.xyz 2019
  • 2.
    Before we begin thecore Let’s getting started with some basic words
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Design Design is awork process which has a user perspective and drives development based on your specific customers’ needs. “Methods and approaches differ depending on what you are developing but whether that involves processes in the healthcare sector or product development at a company we can say with certainty that design will help you to find new solutions.”
  • 5.
    Sprint Sprint is “onetimeboxed” iteration of a continuous development cycle. Within a Sprint, planned amount of work has to be completed by the team and made ready for review.
  • 6.
    Thinking Thinking is thecognitive activities you use to process information, solve problems, make decisions, and create new ideas. Types Creative, Analytical, Critical, Concrete, Abstract, Divergent, Convergent, Sequential, Holistic
  • 7.
    Let’s Dive Deeperto Core Before we begin, let’s start with the briefing
  • 8.
    Terminology Case Let’s say,you have a cooking course to learn. You have already prepared the requirement tools for it. You are confident and ready to learn! But, You don’t know. Where to start. Since, you had no idea where and when you have to start or doing stuff.
  • 9.
    Instead With the helpof recipe food. You are able for getting started to learn for how to solve the problem for cooking your favorite food
  • 10.
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    Design Thinking Design thinkingis the tools, information, data, problems that is required for finding/understanding the user stories/requests for building a design app thinking.
  • 12.
    Design Sprint 2.0 Well,you already know about them. It’s time to introduct of Design Sprint (Core Material)
  • 14.
    Design Sprint Design Sprintis a framework (recipe) for teams of any size to solve and test design problem in 4-5 days. The idea to define bigger problem into subsequence problems that team able to solve them or to understand the problem for creating user stories
  • 17.
    Briefing Story • JakeKnapp created the Design Sprint process at Google in 2010. He took inspiration from many places, including Google's product development culture, IDEO's design thinking workshops, ideas like Basecamp's Getting Real and Atul Gawande's The Checklist, and his own experience building products like Gmail and Hangouts.
  • 18.
    Definition Story “The sprintis a five-day process for answering critical business questions through design, prototyping, and testing ideas with customers” -Jake Knapp, Author of SPRINT and one of the inventors of the Design Sprint
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    Change by Design:How Design Thinking Transforms Organizations and Inspires Innovation, by Tim Brown on TED.
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    Is Day 5the end? Not yet, if the feedback user and the result was not good in term of tester’s experience. The purpose of Design sprint for generating/defining user stories that you are able to use them in the next development for building application called “SDLC” (Software Development Life Cycle). We will talk about it soon.
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    There are mores Tester ProductOwner Product Manager Secretary
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    Let’s pick examplereal- life situation
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    References • Udacity –https://udacity.com • Benjamin (medium) - https://medium.com/strive- studio/design-sprints-vs-scrum-ad4c15cf59c1 • AJ&Smart YT -c https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeB_OpLspKJGi Kv1CYkWFFw • LetsHackity - http://www.letshackity.com/en/sprint- design-sprint-vs-design-thinking-agile-scrum-lean- startup-methodologies/