The document discusses the design sprint methodology developed at Google Ventures, emphasizing its benefits such as quick testing of app concepts and risk management. It outlines the process for conducting a design sprint, including preparation, execution, and post-sprint actions, highlighting the importance of a dedicated team and structured methods. Resources and references for further learning about design sprints are also provided.

1. Insight : Design Sprint
Devara Udayana
UI Designer GITS Indonesia
GBG Bandung, 18 May 2016

2. Some History
• Design Sprint first developed at
Google Ventures
• Material Design
• Material design now
• Principles of mobile apps design
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3. WHY DESIGN SPRINT ?
TEST DRIVE BEFORE BUY

4. Why Design Sprint ?
it’s usually take 5 days, even faster in some cases

5. Why Design Sprint ?
• Get immediate results
• Test the potential of your app without
investing into code
• Boost your creativity and keep the good
ideas
• Limit the risk level and be able to reorientate
your project if needed
• Maximize your ROI
• Wow your investors and unlock their funding
https://www.design-sprint.com/en/ux-and-ui-design/
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6. Why Design Sprint ?

7. How to Do Design Sprint ?

8. Choose Sprint Master
Key Challenge
Lead the team
Project manage
Understand UX methods

9. Design the Design Sprint

10. During
The Sprint
After The Sprint
Before
The Sprint
• Write a design brief
• Define challenge
• Timeline to launch
• Invite the team
• Schedule lightning
talks
• Schedule user testing
• Prepare a facilitator’s
deck
• Prepare the room
• Prep the space
• Facilitate
• Appoint leaders
• Course correct
• Resolve conflicts
• Daily check ins
• Daily email summary
• Celebrate
• Create a path to
launch
• Document
• Summary email
• Survey to sprinters
• Next sprint
planning

11. Understanding Methods
360 Lightning talks, technology, user research
User Interview
Visiting users in the field where the product is used
Stakeholder map
Competitive review
Summarize the learning

12. Define Methods
User journey
Design principle
First tweet

13. Diverge Methods
Crazy-8
One Big Idea
Storyboarding

14. Decide Methods
Zen Voting
Team Review
Thinking Hats

15. Prototype Methods
Mocks
Demos
Video
Physical Prototype

16. Validate Methods
User Test
Stakeholder Feedback
Technical Feasibility Check

17. Previously
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Have you ever try Design Sprint ?

18. What Exactly Happens On The Field

19. • Dedicated team in full -five-or-three-days is important,
it’s because of limited time
• Sometimes we used design sprint to validate
business process or marketing
• Sometimes, some company only follow
the trends - no added value
• Not-confident with the results
What exactly happen on the field

20. • Your product is already well-defined
• Significant research is needed
• The scope is too broad
• The narrow scope like “add this button”
http://www.mindtheproduct.com/2016/03/when-not-to-design-sprint/
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When not to Design Sprint

21. Design the sprint
The Sprintmaster
Design the team
{ Start & End : User Research }
Optimize Exec Time
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22. Resources
https://developers.google.com/design-sprint

23. Resources
https://developers.google.com/design-sprint
Resources
https://www.udacity.com/course/product-design--ud509

24. Resources
https://developers.google.com/design-sprint
Resources
http://blog.invisionapp.com/category/inside-design/

25. Reference & Some Content are :
Design sprint method : Playbook for startups & designers
The product of design sprint : goo.gl/h8Vvg
New form factor, Design Sprint Playbook

26. Say hello in :
email : devara.udayana@gmail.com
facebook : Ngurah Devara Udayana
linked in : Devara Udayana

27. Don’t Forget,
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