More Quickly: 3 Techniques To Accelerate Great Design
(or, lessons from our side project)
My Side Project: QuickRak
Shoot, Ready, Aim: Identify A Problem First
Other times to use
QuickRak include:
Don’t get caught in
the rain without one!40%
BROKEN WEATHER UPHILL SLEEPY DRUNK
BAR
What a day at the office,
I’m gonna hit happy hour.
Drinks are pouring inside,
rain starts pouring outside.
Lucky me, a hottie offers me a
ride. Damn, my bike won’t fit.
... Wait, I’ve got my QuickRak!
And, I’m off to the races.
Clearly articulate a problem then confirm that other people actually have it.
Technique #1: Hurry Up & Wait
You’re trying to save time, but you’re actually wasting it.
Technique #2: Test Drive Your Design Early & Often
The quickest way to test ... is to test as you go.
pad designs
strap designs
stability
directions
website
market
packaging
Technique #3: Parallelize Design Thinking
Design thinking is more efficient when parallelized.
series parellel
Thanks!
!
Roland Smart & Sean Taffler
Co-Founders & Bikeprenuers
!
roland@quickrak.com I sean@quickrak.com
!
Tweet Us @QuickRak
Friend Us @ Facebook.com/quickrak

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    More Quickly: 3Techniques To Accelerate Great Design (or, lessons from our side project)
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    Shoot, Ready, Aim:Identify A Problem First Other times to use QuickRak include: Don’t get caught in the rain without one!40% BROKEN WEATHER UPHILL SLEEPY DRUNK BAR What a day at the office, I’m gonna hit happy hour. Drinks are pouring inside, rain starts pouring outside. Lucky me, a hottie offers me a ride. Damn, my bike won’t fit. ... Wait, I’ve got my QuickRak! And, I’m off to the races. Clearly articulate a problem then confirm that other people actually have it.
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    Technique #1: HurryUp & Wait You’re trying to save time, but you’re actually wasting it.
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    Technique #2: TestDrive Your Design Early & Often The quickest way to test ... is to test as you go. pad designs strap designs stability directions website market packaging
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    Technique #3: ParallelizeDesign Thinking Design thinking is more efficient when parallelized. series parellel
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    Thanks! ! Roland Smart &Sean Taffler Co-Founders & Bikeprenuers ! roland@quickrak.com I sean@quickrak.com ! Tweet Us @QuickRak Friend Us @ Facebook.com/quickrak