Design sprints
Replace gut feelings and guesswork with real, tangible progress.
EDL facilitates a four-day process for rapidly solving big challenges, creating new products, or improving existing ones.
It is called a design sprint, and it has the potential to compress months of work into a few days.
Outcome
After just four days, you’ll have a user-tested prototype and practical design plan.
1
Prototype
Capturing the overall user experience, an interactive, user-tested prototype demonstrates the crucial parts of the user journey.
2
Design plan
What’s next? After finishing the design sprint, we have clear insights on where to go—and how to execute.
3
Reduced risk
With a thoroughly tested concept, you’ve reduced risk and uncertainty. You’ve also created excitement and momentum in your organisation.
How it’s done
Spread across four days, we figure out if a product is worth developing, if a feature is worth the effort, or if your value proposition is really valid.
Day 1
We work in-house with you and your company to define challenges and mass produce low-fidelity solutions.
Day 2
Together with you, we decide what challenges to prototype by voting on the best solutions.
Day 3
The third day is dedicated to building a high fidelity prototype and preparing the user tests.
Day 4
Finally, we test our prototype with a diversified group of users. Feedback is then used to outline next steps.
User-tested prototype
“After a thorough and highly-collaborate design sprint, we ended with a user interface our software engineers and customers are excited to use.”
Mark Kromann
Business Development Manager
You’re in great company
Dig into a few selected case studies where we applied the same principles.
Cloud
Robotics
Apps