Design Sprint Methodology - What is it? Companies are more reluctant than ever to commit to design projects without a thorough understanding of the chances of success. Discover how you can plan, run and execute this rapid design sprint process in an effective way.

In a world where efficient design is paramount, Google's Design Sprint emerges as a game-changer. This method compresses the design process into just five days, ensuring rapid insights into critical business questions. Rooted in design thinking, it employs rapid design, prototype development, and user testing to achieve remarkable results.

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Key Phases of Google's Design Sprint:
1. Understand: Deep dive into the business problem and set success metrics.
2. Sketch: Individual brainstorming to generate diverse solutions quickly.
3. Decide: Evaluate, refine, and choose the best ideas for prototyping.
4. Prototype: Create a tangible representation of the chosen idea.
5. Validate: Test the prototype with end-users to gather crucial feedback.

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