This document discusses using design sprints and UX culture to drive agile product innovation. It describes how design sprints use a human-centered design process of understanding users, exploring solutions, materializing ideas, and testing prototypes to validate solutions in 5 days. Design sprints help validate solutions before major investment by getting quick user feedback to continuously improve ideas. The document provides a case study example of how design sprints helped robot company Savioke generate 23 solutions in a day to challenges of how their robot interacts with hotel guests. It concludes that validating user expectations with prototypes before major investment is crucial to getting solutions right.
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1. UX Culture & Agile Product
Innovation with Design Sprints
Toronto Agile Conference 2020
By Girish Khullar
10. Quest to improve
Build
Launch
Data
Idea
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Data
Idea
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Data
Idea
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5 Day Design Sprints 4 Day Design Sprints 2.0
11. How Design Sprints helps
Industry Agnostic
Design
Sprint
Agile
Continuous Improvement
Responsive
Scientific Method
Experimental
Hypothesis Driven
Design Process
Human Centered
Creative
Where Design Sprint fits
Feasibility We can create
Viability Business can grow
Desirability CX wants this
14. Design Sprints
Thursday
Test prototype with
5 real users
Review feedback to
Decide next steps
Monday
Define the challenges
Produce quantity
of solutions
Wednesday
Define & Build
Prototype
Prepare for Real
Test
Tuesday
Curate & Finalize
Solutions
Define Prototype
With storyboard
17. How might we validate Guests reaction?
How might we record Guest expression
- unnerved or frightened?
How might we make the robot
communicate with guests?
How might we decide on personality of
robot?
Challenges to Opportunities