Preparation
Briefing from the client, exploring the problem space (market, client etc.).
The Design Sprint was created by Jake Knapp at Google Ventures. It has been popular, because many people mistook it for a way to do design quickly.
The Design Sprint is not meant to deliver a product design in 5 days. The Design Sprint is a way to tackle a problem, find high level solutions and create something concrete in order to test those solutions. And then actually test them with real users.
The result should inform investors, decision makers and a project team about what to expect when the product is taken on.
Briefing from the client, exploring the problem space (market, client etc.).
Morning: Map.
Define the problem space in a Sprint goal and sprint questions.
Afternoon: Sketch.
Generating ideas.
Morning: Decide
Selection of the idea that is the best fit with the sprint goal and answering the sprint questions.
Afternoon: Story boarding.
Running 5 user tests. The stakeholders observe the test. At the end of the day the test results are discussed.
After the Sprint a report is created to document the Sprint for the client.