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• What is a design sprint?

  A design sprint is a two-week period of time, where we focus on a specific feature or set of features that we agree on beforehand. During those two weeks we do frequent client reviews to show you our progress and get feedback from you, so at the end of every sprint you'll have exactly what you need.

• Why do you work in sprints?

  No one likes waste. We don’t either – especially wasting effort, time or precious resources. In sprints, we catch up with our client (or in your case, this might be the stakeholder/decision-maker) approximately once every two or three days. By doing constant quick reviews, we always ensure we’re on the right track before continuing. If there are any mistakes or changes needed, we fix it before proceeding so we rarely have to backtrack.

• What makes a design sprint so flexible?

  Sprints are flexible to pivot to what’s needed, to scale the intensity up or down, or even to stop or extend. Clients or decision makers know how much will be done and are in control of how much time & cash will be spent. Doing sprints with a design team means we can adapt to what the business needs, and you aren’t locked into a rigid 6-month contract.

• Can a design sprint reduce the time you need to complete a project?

  Developing a product from scratch takes a long time! All businesses need good results to happen quickly – they cannot afford to sacrifice one or the other. Launch timelines can be significantly reduced working with sprints since development can occur in tandem instead of having to wait for all the design work to be done before it can begin.

• How involved are your clients in design sprints?

  Strong collaboration is the backbone of how sprints work. It’s an uncomfortable feeling to have someone take your idea and work on it on their own for weeks or months on end before you get to see any progress happen. With sprints, you’re a crucial part of the creation process. Your input, expertise and knowledge are essential to making a successful product, and it’s vital you’re involved in how it shapes up!