Design sprint
Design sprints were originally developed by Jake Knapp.[1] They can help designers quickly come up with ideas and solve problems.
Usually, a design sprint includes 5 stages, with each one lasting a single day. The stages include mapping the problem, sketching potential ideas, deciding on a shortlist, prototyping, and testing. The idea is that when you work this fast, you fail faster and learn more quickly. Ideas are tested promptly so that a perfect solution is found faster.


