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Season one of the Clearleft podcast
That's a wrap!
That's a wrap!
In this Tiny Lesson, we share how a project postcard can help navigate the recent move to more distributed teams.
We regularly use design sprints to help clients to accelerate design, unblock problems and investigate new ideas. We’re big fans of design sprints when done well. However …
A guide for designing successful business tools
The act of running a design sprint provides a host of side-benefits you may not be expecting.
Even experienced facilitators can sometimes find it hard to stay on track during an intensive sprint, so we've put together the Design Sprint Canvas – a handy tool to help lead facilitators and Design Sprint participants through the process.
Design sprints and the big idea. Something us designers are very familiar with. But is this approach widely understood?
Design sprints, the London experience and solving big problems….
It’s not just the 9.58 seconds of running fast that makes Usain Bolt a world champion sprinter. Similarly, a successful design sprint requires both a warm-up and a post-race plan.
We've been reflecting on our fantastic Clearleft Presents workshop with the king of design sprints, and all round great guy, Jake Knapp.
Design sprints are a lot of fun and can be a great way for teams to swarm around a particular design problem - but they can also be exhausting! Here are some tips to get the most out of your next design sprint.
Some thoughts on 'When Agile's not creative'.