Google Design Sprint 2.0.
Create and make better your products and services fast. Finish weeks’ or months’ worth of work in just 4 days. 👉 Now also available in video conference format.
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Create a prototype from your ideas
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Test it on end-users
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Improve your team's spirit of unity
Our Experience
What is Google Design Sprint 2.0?
Design Sprint 🚀 is a four-day process made to create and better products or services fast. Google Design Sprint is a problem solving method developed by Google Ventures and used to condense weeks’ and months’ worth of work into just four days. The Sprint ends with a realistic end-user tested prototype, and believe us: it can absolutely be done through video calls.
MONDAY
Defining the challenge
Assembling potential solutions
Workshop
TUESDAY
Selecting the best solutions
Creating a prototype through storyboarding
Workshop
WEDNESDAY
Designing a realistic prototype
Recruiting testers and preparing for tests
THURSDAY
Testing the prototype on end-users
Feedback on testing and next steps
Grete Urbel
Head of Services at the Estonian Tax and Customs Board
A Google Design Sprint is useful for validating ideas and thoughts before money and energy has been invested into a service that might not be useful for users.
Anna Piperal
Head of EAS e-Estonia Briefing Centre
The Sprint was an excellent opportunity to conceptualise, design and test concepts for new services. It created tangible results in a week, which we could immediately implement. It was very quick and engaging and raised our collective team spirit.
Rainer Osanik
KYCer founder
We started our KYCer Design Sprint on Monday. On Thursday, we were already testing the prototype on end-users. Great pace, interesting experience and an amazing result!
Google Design Sprint benefits
A realistic prototype.
Every Design Sprint ends with a realistic prototype of your product or service. This can be a new front page, a mobile view or a new, important functionality.
Outcomes of prototype testing.
On the last day of the Sprint, your product will undergo end-user testing that gives you an overview of how your users think and what they do and hints on how to use this for further development.
A concept of thoughts and ideas
The four days of the Sprint generate a lot of different thoughts and ideas on how to continue forward with your product. All of these will be gathered into one concept.
A common goal and team spirit
Sprints help strengthen team cohesion, make unified decisions on products and developments, as well as raise a team’s energy levels to allow them to better tackle projects.
An answer for how to continue.
It should be obvious at the end of a Sprint whether you received an answer to your original question or whether your idea was validated. Should you continue developing your product and if so, how?
4 days
Google Design Sprint 2.0
A tested and true four-day method that helps you solve challenges critical to your business, increase team spirit, sharpen their focus and move on quickly with product development. It’s perfect for developing existing products ot bringing new products or developments to the market developing existing products.
Monthly
UI/UX design support
We help businesses daily with UI/UX design to quickly create quality design concept prototype and test it on end users. Result of the tested prototype is direct input for programming. Monthly support includes weekly UI/UX design support for development.
Custom
Workshops and trainings
We skilfully organise boutique-style custom workshops on site or virtually with different lengths and even by video call - UI/UX design training, Google Design Sprint DIY introduction, Customer Journey, Business Model training.
Andres Kostiv
Andres is the certified lead of all our Design Sprints, as well as a trainer and a UX designer and founder of Futurist. Andres has taken it upon himself to make human interaction with technology enjoyable through developing human-centric and user friendly digital products and services. Andres has over 20 years of experience in creating products and services, the last five of which he has spent on UX design and strategy.
