Design Sprint Tutorial: How To Draw The Map (Day 1)
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Getting the Design Sprint Map correct (on day 1 of the process) is vitally important! In this video tutorial, taken from our Design Sprint Masterclass, Dee walks you through, in DETAIL, the steps to create an accurate and meaningful map, for Day 1 of the Design Sprint 2.0 Process. This Video is perfect if you are looking to host / and or run Design Sprints, and really want to PERFECT the Map drawing segment on day one!
What questions do you have about the Design Sprint Process? Have you still got any questions about the Map on day 1? Let us know in the comments below!
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Hey there! What issues do you have when drawing the Design Sprint Map? Want to know more about the Design Sprint, or a specific exercise in it?
Pop your questions / thoughts in the comments below!
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Hi ! I wanna ask that can the Sprint conducted bu one man team :) ? Thanx in advance
@@kananzadeh2765 Hey Kanan, in short yes, and people do, but it is a lot of work, particularly with facilitation, AND elements like Prototyping and Testing etc. Many people in our Masterclass group deconstruct / breakup the Design Sprint to use specific exercises from the process to better help them in situations like this. For example, running LDJ workshops: ua-cam.com/video/33hBnZzoFAg/v-deo.html Hope this helps!
@@nepkire Hey good question, this is a fairly standard version of a map, but you would usually silo one section such as 'Discovery or Learn' and focus on an issue there. You want to focus more on where the HMW's have landed, ideally closer to the left of the Map as that can often resolve future problems further down the line. In this instance, they mostly fell within the discover and learn sections (10:45), they were similar areas. It's important to remember, it doesn't need to be perfect, it's about finding a rough target area for a prototype to develop on.
@@nepkire Haha that's great to hear Erik! Thanks so much!
Do the steps headings Discover, Learn and Use suit all the maps? Have you come across any sprint that had a different set of headings in the map?
I´m starting as a UX designer and this channel has helped me a lot. The way you teach and dedication is by far amazing.
Based on which actor should I create the prototype? Because sometimes, in a development, especially in an app, there is the administrator, the end user, for example, in a virtual consultation app, there are the providers, etc. So, based on whom are the action steps in a storyboard and prototype designed?"
this is very generic. how you can apply it for building a certain feature inside a product ? does it make sense to have the discover and learn part ? how you adapt it ?
How can Design Sprint help on service provider like repair services?
Where is Design Thinking? Are we talking about user journey?
Hi i dont know if i schould go at college and study computer science or take a bootcamp at careerfoundry and get a job as ux designer? could you healp me please. What keeps me irritaring ist that if in 5 or 10 years ux design disapear i don't know if i will be able to go to college. Im 20 and actually living in cologne.
Hey, we don't see UX disappearing anytime soon, it may simply become much more ingrained as a standard in many organisations though.
We can say truthfully that UX is an incredibly in demand career path and there aren't enough (skilled) UX designers yet to meet this demand. It also depends on your budget and time, how long you want to be in college or on a course for etc. Also, which would you enjoy doing? Do you have existing interests / passions in either? That usually helps a lot in deciding!
What advice would you give a Mechanical Engineer fresher wanting to switch to Product design (Physical Products) ?
Have a scout of some resources and courses online and see if it's really something you want to invest your time, energy and potentially money into. See if there's a community engaged with physical product design in your area and go get involved with them. We deal with Digital Products as an agency so can't really advise on the courses or resources available for physical product designers.
@@AJSmart Thank you so much!
Do you still offer the webclass? The link doesn't seem to be working. Your videos are very informative. Thank you.
Hi there, just watch a bunch of videos from you guys. So my question is how HMWs different from Sprint Questions then? And also for Expert Interviews and Long Term Goal, during the Expert Interviews, one of the prepared questions is what's the happiest scenario in 2 years? How do these two work together?
@AJ@Smart, I’ve read the Sprint book, watched a couple of the content you share and I feel I can facilitate a sprint, in my case how can best I facilitate the sprint process and be a decider at the same time ! Or do I have to transfer power to a second senior member on my team!
hi
what is the difference between your way of product or technology and IDEO design thinking kindly explain
🔥 thanks!
Ok
Hi, about the "expert interview", is to invite the client "example: jake laundry" to having a interview about their info or others that related to this kind of services(Laundry)? thanks
Hey, no this is where you have people from the organisation / business / department etc already in the room for the Sprint and you engage with them too have everyone aligned on the problem / target at hand! We have videos on all the Design Sprint Exercises: ua-cam.com/video/ZtYp7XzmXr8/v-deo.html This one should clarify but feel free to view any others too!
OK, just out of curiosity, and I just really needed to ask. Are you that girl from the Monday.Com commercial? You look & sound the same :D
No? But we'll ask her hahaha!
@@AJSmart hahaha well I just had another look and it's not her :P but there's a slight resemblance though :p
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I’m wondering how this could work or be altered for something complex like in healthcare or enterprise with many levels of players and outcomes that vary?
One issue at a time, taken from the map. The map doesn't need to be super detailed however, and we'd advise against cramming it with every conceivable area. Best to do different Sprints / projects for these different layers and work through them methodically!
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what if the challenge we choose doesn't need design approach?
i mean, it didn't need some prototype
Hey Tikus, interesting question! Even then there would need surely be some way to test and validate the idea? Is there a specific example / problem you're referring to?
@@AJSmart the actor is Car Dealership, and the challenge is How Might We get the car dealers want to sell their car in our app?, that's the challenge we choose.
@@AJSmart help me 😵
@@sonyabadass Oh sorry the reply didn't actually post! Can you not feature this as a set of prototype screens within your app and test it with the car dealership customers, recruited though facebook / google ads? Maybe we're misunderstanding, but you say if you're hosting car dealerships in your app would that not already be something that would need a digital prototype to test?
@@sonyabadass ^^
Filter the sound, the "s" is too strong : /