Build Agility with Design Sprints
summary
Runs three rapid experiments, each taking 3–5 days per sprint, moving from mapping to sketching to deciding to prototyping to testing with real customers. First prototype (lifestyle selector app) fails in user sessions; second (an Alexa skill built with a SaySpring voice prototype) gets cautious interest but privacy worries; third becomes a working physical product — an inconspicuous, 3D-printed secret bottle shipped through postal channels — and tests show sampling-before-buying and strong social appeal, letting the team stop, pivot or scale with concrete user data.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 4:13Design sprints
- 5:06The sprint team
- 10:16Mapping (1st sprint)
- 20:45Sketching (1st sprint)
- 22:41Deciding (1st sprint)
- 24:43Prototyping (1st sprint)
- 26:32Testing (1st sprint)
- 29:32Mapping (2nd sprint)
- 30:11Sketching (2nd sprint)
- 31:20Deciding (2nd sprint)
- 32:28Prototyping (2nd sprint)
- 34:31Testing (2nd sprint)
- 36:23Mapping (3rd sprint)
- 37:00Sketching (3rd sprint)
- 38:25Deciding (3rd sprint)
- 40:01Prototyping (3rd sprint)
- 43:15Testing (3rd sprint)
- 46:00Design sprints' focus
- 47:03Outro
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