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1. School of Design Sprint
Welcome
SPRINTers!
Design Sprint
(Design Thinking v2.0)
Fundamentals of Facilitating
Virtual Design Sprints (Design Thinking
v2.0)

2. Series Content
Series 1 (30 minutes)
1. Design for Innovation
2. Design Methodologies Overview:
• UX
• Design Thinking
• Design Sprint
3. When to apply Design Methodologies
Series 2 (30 minutes)
1. Introduction to Miro- collaborative tool.2.
Creating HMW the right way
3. Facilitating Virtual Design Sprint workshop.
Series 3 (30 minutes + 15 minutes Bonus Content)
1. Core Ideation Technique of Design Sprint
• Divergent Thinking
• Convergent Thinking
2. Post and Vote Decision Making
Bonus Content: Impact Vs Effort Matrix & Design Sprint Principle – A Series Debrief

3. Design?
“To create”
“Pag may design na
ginawa, hindi lahat
dapat maganda,
makulay, dapat
sinisimbolo niya yung
usage ng isang bagay”
“Structure
and beauty
of subject”
“Creativity”
“Something
related to make,
to draw, to
innovate, or to
plan”
“Aesthetic”

4. Looks of things

5. The
power
of
Design
As an
Innovation
Strategy

7. When design principles are applied to strategy and innovationthe
success rate for innovation dramatically improves.
Design-led companies outperformed the S&P 500 over
the past 10 years by an extraordinary 228%, according to
a 2014 assessment by the Design Management Institute

9. What is Design Sprint?

10. a plan or protocol for carrying out
or accomplishing something
Product development
Set period of time during which
specific work has to be
completed and made ready
for review
Design Sprint
Run at full speed
over a short distance.
It’s not just what it looks like and
feels like
Design is how it works
– Steve Jobs

11. Design is how it works
– Steve Jobs
Business
strategy
Design
Thinking
Four-day process
For answering critical business questions
Design Sprint
Innovation
Behavior
Science

12. UX
Focused on human-computer
interaction (HCI).
Ensures that
user needs are met
when interfacing with a
system (can be a website, a
web application or desktop
software)
--- Jacob Gube (Founder and
Chief Editor of Six Revisions)
DESIGN
THINKING
Design thinking
human-centered approach
to innovation
Integrates the needs of people
The possibilities of technology
The requirements for business
success
—Tim Brown, president and CEO,
IDEO
Why Design Sprint?

13. Why Design Sprint?
DESIGN SPRINT
It’s a combination of business strategy, innovation,
behavior science, design thinking, and more. Packed
into a four-day Tpherocessfor answering
critical business questions through design, prototyping,
and testing ideas with customers.
--- Google Ventures

14. Design Sprint
• Has a step by step
process and
application of tools
• Balances Customer
Insights and Business
Goal
• Always starts with
insights both from the
customer and
company experts
Design Thinking
• Combination of tools
varies
• Heavy on Customer
Empathy
• Usually starts with a
deep dive to
understand users to
stimulate ideation
UX
• Beauty
• Accessibility
• Simplicity
• Intuitiveness
• Consistency
• Combination of tools
varies
• Heavy on User
Research
• Usually starts with
the product
(solution), then
triangulate on the
issue with users
Comparison
• Structure
• Focus Area
• In-Practice

15. 2. Process
Management
3. Process
Improvement
1.Process
Design
R&D
ifneeded
Product orService
Development*
1. Invention
2. Evolution***
3. Update
**Use Lean Six Sigma here
*Use Design Sprint (Design Thinking v2.0) here
***Use Design Sprint (Design Thinking v2.0) here
Process Life Cycle
of an existing product/Service
1. Kaizen (Quick Wins)
2. Recurring Problems**
3. ProjectManagement
The Six Sigma GuyModel
Process Excellence
Application Model
Feasibility
Study
ifneeded
Product orService
Innovation
Product or Service
Delivery to Customers
Use DFSS (Design
For Six Sigma)here

17. SODS MATRIX
List down challenges at work you are solving
or planning to solve

18. 22
In this ECQ, what are the things that is
holding us back?
No knowledge
sharing
Lunch
situation is
badly
organised
Inconsistent
understanding
of the
problems
NOTE ALONE
1. For 3 minutes, write on your own, 3 things that is holding
us back.
2. Once time is up, “post it” in Mural.

19. 23
Let’s convert it to a “HMW”
statement
No knowledge
sharing

20. HMW
Create a cone to
eat ice cream
without dripping
Let us Practice!
HMW
Redesign dessert
HMW
Redesign ice
cream to be more
portable
Narrow Broad
Guide Template:
HMW
(Action)_ _(What)
(improvement/change)

21. Let us Practice!
HMW
Create an app that
can help people
find landmark
HMW
Find landmarks
HMW
Help new tourist to
find landmarks
easier
Narrow Broad
Guide Template:
HMW
(Action)_ _(What)
(improvement/change)

23. As a group,
produce as many
solutions as you
can to the
problem:
HMW
Encourage people to
pay their bills through
Online Banking App

24. 1. For 2 minutes, write
on your own as many
solutions as you can.
2. Once time is up, post
all your solutions in
Mural
HMW
Encourage people to
pay their bills through
our Bayad Centers

25. 29
Time to think of
Solutions!
HMW HMW HMW
Solution Solution Solution
NOTE ALONE
1. For 6 minutes, write on your own the solutions per
HMW
2. Solutions must be specific and actionable
3. Once time is up, “post it” in Mural.

26. 30
Solution Examples
Let’s start
using Slack
Have weekly
retrospectives
Find a coach
to help us
with
presenting

27. 31
Vote on
Solutions!
VOTE ALONE
1. For 3 minutes, evaluate which solution do you think would
best solve the HMW.
2. Once time is up, click on your vote.

28. 32
Choose top
solutions
PRIORITISE

29. 33
Effort
Impact
Create an Impact vs. Effort
Matrix

30. 34
Effort
Impact

31. Diverge
Converge
Diverge
Post & Vote Post & Vote
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Design Sprint Principle

32. Design Sprint
TEST
PROTOTYPE
DECIDE
IDEATE
UNDERSTAND

33. The Sprint Team