AJ & SMART and JAKE KNAPP – Design Sprint Masterclass

Become an Innovation Expert when you learn how to confidently run Design Sprints in your company with 71+ bitesize video lessons

Facilitate every Sprint quickly and easily with the editable Presentation Slides that follow our day-by-day protocol

Wow your team or clients with a great experience using the Sprint Preparation Guide

Amaze your clients with your succinct follow-up where you share all of the results after the 4-day Sprint with the Design Sprint Delivery Template

01. Getting Started
History of the Design Sprint with Jake Knapp

03. Before the Sprint
01. Introduction
02. What is a Design Sprint
03. What problems should you solve in a Sprint
04. How to choose the right people for the sprint
05. Preparation and Research before Monday
06. Materials
07. Common Questions and Pitfalls

04. Day 1 – Alignment and Solution Sketching (team workshop)
D01.01 – Introduction
D01.02 – Kickoff-setting the scene
D01.03 – Expert Interviews
D01.04 – Expert Interviews – an Update
D01.05 – Finding the Most Important Challenges – HMW Voting
D01.06 – Long Term Goal and Sprint Questions
D01.07 – How Might We vs Can We Questions
D01.08 – Drawing the Map and Choosing the Target
D01.09 – Lightning Demos
D01.10 – Concept Sketching in 04 parts
D01.11 – Common Questions and Pitfalls

05. Day 2 – Deciding and Storyboarding (team workshop)
D02.1 – Introduction
D02.2 – Concept Voting
D02.3 – Solution Presentation
D02.4 – Straw Poll and Decider Vote
D02.5 – User Test Flow – pre-storyboarding exercise
D02.6 – Drawing the Storyboard
D02.7 – Common Questions and Pitfalls

06. Day 3 – Prototyping
D03.1 – Introduction
D03.2 – Prioritising Key Screens from the Storyboard
D03.3 – Delegating and Assigning Tasks
D03.4 – Tools and Techniques
D03.5 – Non Digital Prototypes
D03.6 – Comon Questions and Pitfalls

07. Day 4 – User Testing
D04.1 – Introduction
D04.2 – Recruiting User Testers
D04.3 – Qualifying User Testers
D04.4 – Scheduling the Tests
D04.5 – Preparing for the Interviews
D04.6 – Tools and Setup
D04.7 – Conducting the Interviews
D04.8 – Common Questions and Pitfalls

08. After the Sprint
08.1 – Introduction
08.2 – Summarising the Results
08.3 – Checking back – Following Up
08.4 – Comon Questions and Pitfalls

09. The Iteration Sprint
09.1 – Why do an Iteration Sprint
09.2 – How the Iteration Sprint Works
09.3 – Common Questions and Pitfalls

11. Advanced Facilitation
11.1 – Introduction
11.2 – Setting expectations
11.3 – Showing Examples
11.4 – Dealing with Skeptics and Trouble Makers
11.5 – Staying on Times
11.6 – How to Choose the Right Number of Dots
11.7 – Maintaining the Groups Energy Levels
11.8 – Common Questions and Pitfalls

12. Q and A with Jake Knapp
01. Can you use the Sprint for complex enterprise products
02. What if your team comes to the Sprint with pre-conceived assumptions instead of user research
03. How do you deal with people who are very protective of their ideas
04. Do you have to be experienced and or charming to be a good facilitator
05. What if the client already has an idea of what they want to prototype when then come to the Sprint
06. Can you use Design Sprints for marketing campaigns

13. Live Q and As (Optional)
Dee and Ryan LIVE for the Masterclass Q and A – 25 April
Jake & Ryan Live for the Masterclass 09 April
Jake & Ryan Live for the Masterclass feb

14. BONUS – How to convince your team or client to do a Design Sprint
BONUS – AJ and Smarts Sales Process

15. Insights with Jake Knapp
Sprint Story – Savioke
Sprint Story – Slack

16. Congratulations – You are Done
CONGRATS from Jake Knapp NEW
Thank You from AJ and Smart

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