Design Thinking vs Design Sprint

Design Thinking vs Design Sprint
What is the difference between Design Sprints and Design Thinking? Which one comes first? Which one to use? How do they relate to each other?
In this episode we explain how are they similar to each other, but also different in their own ways. We use a simple venn diagram to explain (how Design Thinking, Agile Methodology and Design Sprints correlate with each other) so it's clear for you and hopefully you can decide what's best for your specific project. Enjoy!
You can watch our video about the difference between Agile and Design Thinking here:
Agile vs Design Thinking - What is the difference?: • Agile vs Design Thinki...
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
01:45 - What are Design Thinking and Design Sprint?
04:00 - Design Thinking methodology
04:43 - Design Thinking & Agile methodology
06:22 - Design Sprint, Design Thinking & Agile
07:55 - Summary
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[@shwetasrivastava7075]

Thank you so much for creating this tutorial, it really helped me understand the difference :)

[@relabstudios]

✨🙏✨

[@lucaspaiva9186]

great and clear explanation, as always. thanks!

[@relabstudios]

Thanks Lucas!!

[@kirkfeather5605]

Awesome explanation. Love it!

[@relabstudios]

Thanks Kirk!

[@tliving19]

Wow this was a great breakdown

[@relabstudios]

Thank you for watching tliving19 🙏

[@sandymakesplans]

had to rewind for a second listen when you started talking about lasagna 🤤

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😬😬😬

[@yqxu7201]

Do you offer product design then?

[@jepoiy]

When do you advice to use HMW and Crazy8? Can you do it with only Persona Creation as part of my research?

[@relabstudios]

Hi Jeffrey, thanks for the great question. There are 2 things here: The HMW and The Crazy8s.
The HMW is a problem framing method that helps you reframe challenge/issues/problems into a “solvable” How Might We question. You can use this method anywhere you see it being relevant. For example (but not restricted to), you may use it to define your User Persona goal, like “HMW reduce friction for the user to achieve their desired need?”
And Crazy8s is a brainstorming method that leverages the power of your subconscious within a limited set of time - 8 minutes. You can use this where relevant too, usually when you’re experiencing a mental block or if you need to rapidly come up with variations of ideas. In your case of Persona Creation, you can probably use this to come up with possibilities of what their user persona needs are. Spend 8 minute to come up with as many User Needs as you can think of…
These are examples only, but hope it makes sense Jeffrey. Good luck!

[@manashkashyap7780]

Nice content

[@relabstudios]

Thank you Manash ✨