Running a Design Sprint on Android
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Describes running a Google-style five-step design sprint (Understand–Diverge–Decide–Prototype–Test) compressed into one day for Android work, using practical tools like Crazy 8 sketching, user journey maps, timers, strong Post‑its, dot-voting, and paper phone prototypes. Reports making a hand-cut smartphone prototype and doing user interviews (no production code released), identifies blockers as absent decision-makers and too few interviews, and recommends adopting sprint methods into regular development meetings.
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- 0:00Start
- 13:24User Journey Map
- 16:13Silent Evaluation
- 18:34User Interview
- 23:03When Not to Introduce a Design Sprint
- 24:06Tips for Successfully Running a Design Sprint
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