How do you design products and services that people love? While this is a big question to answer, it can be solved using a process…
Design Sprints
When you desperately need to jumpstart project at work, there’s one tried-and-true method: a Design Sprint. A Design Sprint is a five-day process where you…
Nobody wants to attend a meeting that’s boring, poorly-planned, or stressful. While we can’t guaranteea fool-proof way to organize a meeting that will never go…
The phrase “user interviews” may sound serious, but it’s a very simple concept. In short, user interviews are simply structured conversations with the target users…
Last month, I ran a Design Sprint for a financial company and, while I’ve run quite a few sprints for them, this one was a…
Has your company told you that you are going to participate in something called a Design Sprint? Or, are you curious about how you might…
In Richard Banfield’s book Enterprise Design Sprints, he talks about how Design Sprints have become “a trusted format for problem-solving at many large companies.” As…
If you are new to innovation and design (and even if you’re not), some of the terms that get thrown around start to blur together…
The Challenge Adobe has a complex portfolio of apps that are available on wide range of devices. Their team wanted to explore how to provide their…
This is part of my workshop recipe series where I’ll be sharing methods from the Design Sprint. This recipe first appeared in Google’s Design Sprint…