Design Sprint - Day 2
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The document outlines the structure and activities for Day 2 of a three-day design sprint, focusing on problem statements, user personas, and creative techniques like the '5 whys' and 'six-ups' for idea generation. Key activities included daily reviews, storyboarding, and prioritizing assumptions related to the sprint challenge. The document emphasizes maintaining sprint rules, engaging in constructive criticism, and fostering collaboration among team members.
Design Sprint - Day 2
- 1. 3 Day Design Sprint DAY 2
- 3. Reminder of Day 1: Understand Welcome & Introductions Overview of the Process Icebreaker Design Sprint rules Sprint Challenge The Challenge Pitch Statement Interview an Expert Assumptions Assumption Storming Prioritisation Problem Statements Defining Problems Challenge: User Personas Daily Review
- 4. Our Rules 1. Stick to time (time boxed) 2. Respect each others ideas 3. Constructive Criticism 4. Think outside the dots!
- 5. Problem Statement: Remember this?
- 6. Problem that I need help with Andy needs to communicate with his mum because he left the cooker on How can Andy tell his mum?
- 7. Introducing the 5 Whys Technique Scenario: At Amazon, Jeff Bezos went to the fulfillment centre one day to walk around and observe operations. All of a sudden all the machines stopped, which meant no orders were being sent out to customers. Problem: Order Fulfillment Has Stalled ● Why? An employee pushed the emergency stop ● Why? Someone has been hurt ● Why? An employee cut his finger on the conveyor belt ● Why? He was taking his bag of the belt ● Why? Because there was no where else to put his belongings
- 8. PLAYBACK
- 9. Share your winning ideas from yesterday
- 10. Day 2 Schedule: Diverge & Converge Reminder of what we did What we learned Reminder of the rules Playback Diverge Job Stories Six Up Simple Storyboards Converge Make it rain (£100 Stack) Skecthing Challenge: Assumptions Table Daily Review
- 11. What does it all mean?????
- 12. How does it relate to our Design Sprint?
- 15. Case Study: Messenger 2013
- 16. When situation I want/need motivation so that outcome What’s the ‘JOB’?
- 17. When it’s 3pm and i’m sleepy I need a pickup so that I can be alert for my team Job Stories >illustrative<
- 18. Job Stories
- 19. Six-Ups
- 20. S.C.A.M.P.E.R Generating ideas can be hard and Six-Ups requires you to visualise your ideas pretty quickly! Here are few things to bear in mind. S Substitute C Combine A Adapt M Modify P Put to another use E Eliminate R Reverse
- 22. Day 2 Challenge DRAW STORYBOARDS RANK ASSUMPTIONS
- 27. Make it Rain! Stack your assumptions in a list and vote as a group with your £100 on the most important assumptions to test
- 28. Assumption Table (Template) Storyboard Assumption Priority Tested by…. Valid if…...
- 29. 3 Day Sprint Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Welcome Understand Problem Statement(s) Job Stories Six Up Sketch Prototype Validate Wrap Up
- 30. Sketching
- 31. Day 2 Over……. How is everyone feeling?