Using Design Sprint to define Minimum Viable Product (MVP) |
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Can you use Design Sprint to initiate a new product or define an MVP?
The answer is Yes. You can use the Design Sprint as part of a new product creation, innovation or proof of concept validation. The Design Sprint isn’t best used for execution work, but rather prototyping and validation. Using the 30-60-90 concept, we explain how you can use the Design Sprint as the first 30%, where it’s about coming up with a proof, to test and see if the market/audience has the appetite for it. From there, the next 60% and 90% mark should be a combinatioin of agile methodology processes and design sprints to execute and launch your MVP. Enjoy the video! Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 00:30 – 30% - Design Sprints to define & prioritise MVP 03:20 – 60% - Agile Methodology to execute prioritized MVP 05:10 – 90% - Design Sprints + Agile to further refine and launch MVP 06:45 – 100% - Design Sprints + Agile to optimize, learn, improve or pivot - - - Relab Studios is a Melbourne based, multi award-winning digital design consultancy with a high focus on data-led UX studies and well-executed visual UI design solutions. Relab is recognised as a specialist on UI/UX design solutions for complex eCommerce and transactional digital projects that requires high performance on conversion rates. Our design thinking process has helped businesses solve a common problem on making something complex feel simple. - - - Want to learn more about Digital Product Design and Strategy? Visit Relab Academy here: https://relab.academy Read useful articles about Product Design, Product Management, Design Thinking and Design Sprints. Visit Relab Academy Blog here: https://relab.academy/blog/ Support Relab Goods and its initiative to raise awareness on mental health. Shop Relab Goods merchandise here: https://relabgoods.com/ - - - For enquiries, please email hello@relab.com.au - - - FOLLOW US on: Website: http://www.relab.com.au Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relabstudios Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/relabstudios Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/relabstudios |