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The Official 5-Day Design Sprint
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    • The Official 5-Day Design Sprint
    • Set the stage
      • Sprint basics
      • Big challenge
      • Sprint team
      • Email Summary
    • Monday: Map
      • 1. Introductions
      • 2. Explain the sprint
      • 3. Long-term goal
      • 4. Sprint questions
      • 5. Map
      • 6. Lunch
      • 7. Ask the experts
      • 8. Target
    • Tuesday: Sketch
      • 1. Lightning demos
      • 2. Divide or swarm
      • icon picker
        3. Sketch
        • Example
        • All Crazy 8's
        • All Solutions
      • 4. Begin recruiting
    • Wednesday: Decide
      • 1. Sticky decision
      • 2. Rumble
      • 3. Storyboard
    • Thursday: Prototype
      • 1. Pick the right tools
      • 2. Divide and conquer
      • 3. Build the prototype
      • 4. Do a trial run
      • 5. Prepare for tomorrow
    • Friday: Test
      • 1. Interviews
      • 2. Take Notes
      • 3. Make a plan

3. Sketch

It's time to come up with solutions.
On Tuesday afternoon, it’s time to come up with solutions. You’ll start with twenty minutes to “boot up” by taking notes on the goals, opportunities, and inspiration you’ve collected around the doc. Then you’ll have another twenty minutes to write down rough ideas.
Next, it’s time to limber up and explore alternative ideas with a rapid sketching exercise called Crazy 8’s. And finally, you’ll take thirty minutes or more to draw your solution sketch—a single well-formed concept with all the details worked out.
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Everyone creates a sketch page

Each participant clicks the button below to create their own private sketch page. Then, start the timer and let participants work independently through each of the four exercises.
Create my sketch page
Clear examples

Sketch timer
Exercise
Allocated time
Timer
Time Left
Notes
00
20
Start
-
Ideas
00
20
Start
-
Crazy 8’s
00
8
Start
-
Solution sketch
00
30
Start
-
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