We all want to believe we’re just about to reach it — our eureka moment. That moment when light breaks, clouds part, and all those torturous months of thinking, planning, re-thinking, and re-planning finally pay off in the form of the perfect solution to our problem. Except that day never comes. And back to countless meetings, we go. Perspiring towards perfection has a certain romantic appeal, but ultimately it robs us of the thing we want most: progress. This lecture is designed to give perfectionists in every form — product designers, marketers, business leaders, product, and project managers their first introduction to a better method for getting things done: the Design Sprint. During this presentation, it will be explained: * From thinking to doing: the origin of the Design Sprint * What is the Design Sprint? * Why the Design Sprint is the hero you need? - * Sprints — what are they good for? - How exactly does the Design Sprint work?

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What’s a Design Sprint and Why Does it Matter?

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Elvis
Origin: Scandinavian
Meaning: All Wise
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elvis@agilitas.ba
elvis@agile.ba
Pivić
Origin: Slavic
Meaning: Beer
Agile&Digital Transformation Consultant
BA Core Team Member

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Problem?
Idea ?

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From thinking to doing

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Why the Design Sprint is the hero you need?
• Group work and individual work can peacefully and productively coexist in sprints. Structured, timed exercises encourage
diverse perspectives and developed ideas.
• You get a tangible, repeatable problem-solving process that you can use at will to push your business ideas forward.
• Getting real feedback from your target users means you can champion design based on data, rather than bias or intuition.
• You can secure buy-in from stakeholders from the beginning, before investing lots of time and money.
• You walk away with a prototyped, tested solution.

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Are Sprints good for every
problem you have?

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Sprints - what are they good for?

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Five-day process

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Design Sprint Day 1: Define the challenge?

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Design Sprint Day 1: Producing Solutions

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Design Sprint Day 2: Vote on solutions

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Vote on solutions

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Design Sprint Day 3: Build that prototype

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Design Sprint Day 4: User-testing

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