September 2015
Beginner
272 pages
4h 13m
English
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“With Design Sprint, Banfield, Lombardo and Wax have created the blueprint for intelligent product design in the 21st century. This power trio of product lays out a groundbreaking new process by which organizations of all sizes can design quickly while also mitigating misfire. Design Sprint isn’t a book for startups; it’s not a book for the Fortune 500; it’s a book for every company looking to improve products. Simply put- Design Sprint should be on the desk of every professional working in digital products, because I can guarantee you it will soon be on the desks of their competitors.”
—Andy Miller, Chief Innovation Architect at Constant Contact
“I love the Design Sprint method and use it frequently in my work. Design Sprint is a concise, practical guide to the technique.»
—Josh Seiden, co-author, “Lean UX: Applying Lean Principles to Improve User Experience.”
“Keeping up with the accelerating pace of innovation requires rethinking how to create successful products. The answer lies in the Design Sprint, emphasizing efficiency, effectiveness and organizational buy-in.”
—Keith Hopper, Lecturer in Entrepreneurship at Olin College of Engineering
“Cross-functional collaboration is at the heart of successful product innovation efforts. Design—of products, of processes, of teams and of organizations—is, at its core, a cross-functional practice. This book focuses on bringing elements of the design discipline to a broad swathe of practitioners (not just designers) in a clear, step-by-step way ...
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