The document discusses the design sprint process, which involves prototyping, validating, and learning over the course of a week to address an idea. On Monday, the team unpacks the problem by creating user stories and scoping it. On Tuesday, they sketch and take notes to generate ideas. Wednesday involves deciding on a path by critiquing ideas. On Thursday, the team focuses on prototyping the minimal viable product. Finally, on Friday, they validate the prototype by observing users and gathering feedback to learn what works and what needs improvement.

1. DESIGN
SPRINT
Sankalp Joshi
Interaction Designer

2. Why are we here?

3. Building a software?

4. DEVELOPERDESIGNER QA

5. What are the processes?

6. WATERFALL

7. WATERFALL AGILE

8. WATERFALL
Design
Development
QA

9. AGILE
Design
Development
QA

10. SPRINT
Development
Design
QA
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11. So what is a design sprint?

12. 1
2
3
4
IDEA LAUNCH
BUILD
LEARN

13. Prototype ValidateSketchUnpack Decide
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

14. Unpack
CEO Marketing
Developer
Designer
QA Project Manager

15. Unpack
Create simple user story Set a scope Take notes

16. User story
As a user I want to see all the restaurants nearby
As a user I want to see the menu at a restaurant
Scope
Area of services
Variety of services provided

17. Sketch Take Notes Create Mindmaps Crazy 8 Storyboard

18. Decide Silent Critique 3 Minute Critique Super Vote Start Detailing

19. Prototype
Minimal and Real Increase efficiency Review and DetailingFocus

20. Validate
Observe Take notes ScoreboardList questions
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21. Wireframes
Elements
Navigation bar
Content cell
Tool/tab bar

22. Menu icon
Tab View
Status Bar
Notification / Dialog box
Wireframes
Elements

23. Thank You
sankalpjoshi@gmail.com