Google Design Sprint: what it's for and why you should try it
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Explains the Google Design Sprint, a five-day method for rapidly prototyping a service or business to test assumptions and make fast progress. Covers how the sprint process works and why teams should try it to validate ideas quickly.
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- 0:00Start
- 2:09Design Sprints, WTF?
- 2:53Goal: Innovation!
- 5:23Why Run a Design Sprint?
- 6:11The Team: Multidisciplinary!
- 6:57Design Sprint / Steps
- 8:13Define
- 9:19Diverge
- 10:25Prototype
- 11:16Validate
- 12:21Facilitator: Success Starts at the Beginning!
- 12:57Facilitator: Before the Sprint
- 13:17Facilitator: During the Sprint
- 14:14Lise Talks About Her Latest Design Sprint
- 16:10Observed Benefits of Design Sprints
- 16:47The 3 Key Success Factors
- 17:49Google Puts Everything at Your Disposal...
- 19:22Conclusion 3
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