From idea to validated prototype in just 4 days

A design sprint is more secure because sensitive information remains in a controlled environment. Carpet coding or AI requires inputting data into the AI, which carries the risk of information leakage or loss of control.

A design sprint is best suited for solving problems that have a significant impact on your business and results today. If you feel like you need to move forward with developments faster or you have reached a dead end with your team and it seems like everything has already been tried, a design sprint is exactly the right choice. The magic of a sprint lies in bringing different parties together for a common goal, which increases the energy and sense of unity of the team.

The result of each design sprint is a realistic, tangible prototype that has been tested with real users, with clear clues about where to move forward in product development. This is not a "wireframe" or a "paper prototype". It looks and feels like a real product, suitable for direct input to programmers.

To quickly solve your biggest challenges and create new products and services, Google Design Sprint turns months of work into just a few days.

Typically, up to 7 people participate in a design sprint. An important participant is a decision maker who has the financial resources and the power to implement ideas. In addition, a product or service manager and a system specialist participate. The first two days are attended by the entire team, and on the last two days, three people are enough - a decision maker, a product manager and a system specialist.

The design sprint is a four-day process, with the first two days spent together as a remote team effort, and the next two days spent building a realistic prototype and testing it immediately with end users. The following solutions are used for video calls and remote work during the Google design sprint: Zoom/Hangouts; Slack/FB/Messenger; Miro/Google Slides, Docs, Sheets. Dropbox/Google drive.