Make Meaningful Progress Via Remote Design Sprints
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The document outlines the process and logistics for conducting remote design sprints, emphasizing necessary tools and setups for effective collaboration. It provides a structured five-day agenda that includes mapping problems, sketching ideas, prototyping, and user testing. Challenges in maintaining focus and the importance of good technology setups are also discussed.
Make Meaningful Progress Via Remote Design Sprints
- 1. MAKE MEANINGFUL PROGRESS VIA REMOTE DESIGN SPRINTS
- 3. What’s a Design Sprint?
- 6. Logistics: ● A good webcam ● A good microphone ● A dual monitor setup ● A quiet place to work from ● A good internet connection ● Some table or wall space to work with, for the sketching portions ● Some natural light Remote design sprint checklist Tools: ● A screen sharing tool ● A shared space to keep everything ● A collaboration tool ● A communication tool
- 7. Day 1: Map out the problem and pick our focus
- 8. Day 2: Sketch competing ideas and solutions
- 9. Day 3: Turn ideas and solutions into a hypothesis
- 10. Day 4: Build a high fidelity prototype
- 11. Day 5: Test prototype with real users
- 12. Quick Q&A
- 13. ● Slightly easier to sell to stakeholders ● Voting / Heat Mapping ● Idea reviews/critiques ● Sketching ○ Lightning demos ○ Storyboarding ● Prototyping ● Collaboration (in some ways) What worked well
- 14. ● Collaboration (in other ways) ● Sketching ● Prototyping ● Facilitation and note taking ● User testing What was challenging
- 15. ● Focus is harder to maintain ● Dual screens is a must ● Screenshare capabilities are really important ● Physical workspace accommodations are still important ● Limiting access to email was revolutionary (for me) Other observations
- 16. A quick demo
- 17. Thank you!