Innovation & Soft Skills
Organizing a Design Sprint
Duration
5 Days
Languages
French-English
Trainer(s)
Agility, Management and Innovation Consultant
Design Sprint is a method of innovation inspired by the principles of Lean Startup and Design Thinking.
This method aims at accelerating the resolution of a company’s problems and needs, at a lower cost.
In 5 days, Design Sprint allows a small team to go from a problem to the user test of a prototype. We accompany you in the creation of an end-to-end Design Sprint by preparing your use case upstream.
Target audience
- All profiles
Prerequisites
- Apprehend the implementation beforehand and set up one’s team
- To have completed the Design Thinking training course
Course delivery
On site,
in your offices
Remote via Teams
Workshops
Training Program
Introduction
- Context of the method: origins, definition, main differences with Design Thinking
The Sprint Design approach
- Steps and objectives
Designing a product
- Objective POC
To go further
- Benefits and limitations of the methodology, demystification associated with Design Sprint
Design Sprint :
Day 1
Understand: this first day is dedicated to understanding the challenges, opportunities, target audience and defining success indicators. In the afternoon, a customer experience or process map is established.
Day 2
Sketch: explore the problem in a creative and positive way. Each participant works independently and develops in detail one or more solutions to the problems encountered.
Day 3
Decide: pooling and identifying, through a structured process, the most promising ideas. Elaboration of a precise storyboard to serve as a basis for the prototype of day 4.
Day 4
Prototype: this day is dedicated to the creation of a prototype to demonstrate new ideas or designs. The prototype does not have to be perfect, it just has to be good enough to be shown to the testers.
Day 5
Test: user tests, ideally in real-life situations, or remotely if the situation requires it. The test is carried out on the five people closest possible to the target audience. The interviewer is usually a user experience specialist.
