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The Design Sprint steps
It is important to stick to a timetable using a series of steps and get a prototype that has been tested by 5 users by the end of the week.
- Day 1. Map the problem.
- Day 2. Sketch solutions.
- Day 3. Decide what solution to prototype
- Day 4. Prototype
- Day 5. Test your prototype with real users.
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The Design Sprint
The Design Sprint is a method that's based on the fundamentals of Design Thinking.
- It focuses on the user,
- reduces waste produced through the design cycle, and
- improves UX through iterations.
A Design Sprint helps you build prototypes from a transversal pers...
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Consider a design sprint
There are thousands of apps in every store that have a very low download count. The creators generally lose a lot of time and money because ideas haven't been tested by a single user.
The solution is to validate your ideas before going all-in using a Design Sprint. Design S...
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