Using a Design Sprint to Accelerate Innovation - Agile Australia
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The document outlines the GV Design Sprint process, which allows teams to rapidly develop and test ideas within a week, accelerating innovation and decision-making. It emphasizes the importance of user feedback, agile development, and keeping a tight time constraint for effective product design. The document also provides practical tips for executing the sprint process, such as encouraging visual communication and collaboration among team members.
Using a Design Sprint to Accelerate Innovation - Agile Australia
- 1. Rob Scherer User Experience Lead @uxRob Rob Alford Product Manager @robmalford Using a design sprint to accelerate innovation
- 2. Build Launch LearnIdea Mon Unpack Tue Sketch Wed Decide Thu Prototype Fri Test The GV design sprint process @uxRob@robmalford
- 3. We shortcut the usual endless-debate cycle and compress months of time into a single week. Instead of waiting to launch a minimal product to understand if an idea is any good, teams get great data from a prototype. The sprint gives these companies a superpower: The ability to build and test nearly any idea in just 40 hours. www.gv.com/sprint/ @uxRob@robmalford
- 4. “Organisations that are truly lean have a strong competitive advantage because they respond very rapidly and in a highly disciplined manner to market demand, rather than try to predict the future.” – Mary Poppendieck @uxRob@robmalford
- 5. SEEK agile development lifecycle Think Deliver Tweak Design Daily stand up Team Backlog refinement Product Backlog Retrospective Showcase Measure Iterations • Employment Business Long Term Strategy • Market data • Competitive landscape • Product feedback Inception Tweaks from Product Metrics Product Metric Learnings Roadmaps • Strategic Roadmap • Product Roadmaps • Stream Roadmaps • Tech Roadmap Prioritisation of ideas list Business Case Opportunity Analysis Production Release Problem Definition Conceptual Design Refine Design Detailed Design Research & Validation Testing and Evaluation @uxRob@robmalford
- 6. SEEK agile development lifecycle Think Deliver Tweak Design Daily stand up Team Backlog refinement Product Backlog Retrospective Showcase Measure Iterations • Employment Business Long Term Strategy • Market data • Competitive landscape • Product feedback Inception Tweaks from Product Metrics Product Metric Learnings Roadmaps • Strategic Roadmap • Product Roadmaps • Stream Roadmaps • Tech Roadmap Prioritisation of ideas list Business Case Opportunity Analysis Production Release Problem Definition Conceptual Design Refine Design Detailed Design Research & Validation Testing and Evaluation Trying to predict the future? Endless debate cycle? @uxRob@robmalford
- 7. Build Launch LearnIdea Mon Unpack Tue Sketch Wed Decide Thu Prototype Fri Test The GV design sprint process @uxRob@robmalford
- 8. Build Launch LearnIdea Mon Unpack Tue Sketch Wed Decide Thu Prototype Fri Test Empathy? Earlier user feedback? The GV design sprint process @uxRob@robmalford
- 11. Deviating from the GV process @uxRob@robmalford
- 12. Ideas Iteration Im plem entation Requirem ents Discover Define Develop Deliver The question or problem A clear opportunity A functioning and proven concept Unpack & empathy How might we? Sketch & test Decide & prototype Diverge and converge @uxRob@robmalford Shared understanding Informed decision Definition Execution
- 13. Deviating from the GV process 1.Build empathy 2.Earlier user engagement 3.Test multiple ideas 4.No executive votes @uxRob@robmalford
- 14. The key ingredients 1.The right team 2.Keeping it visual 3.Tight time constraints 4.Executive buy in (and freedom) @uxRob@robmalford
- 15. Practical tips 1.Homework 2.Learn to draw exercise 3.Everyone facilitates 4.Everyone takes notes 5.Guerrilla research @uxRob@robmalford
- 17. Learn to draw exercise @uxRob@robmalford
- 23. We’ve got some shoes to fill Product Manager (Jobseeker) Product Manager (International) Delivery Manager x 2 We’re always looking for passionate people who know their stuff. Talk to us. @uxRob@robmalford