Prototyping Voice Experiences: Design Sprints for the Google Assistant (Google I/O'19)

Design Sprints are well understood for prototyping traditional digital experiences, but when it comes to running a Sprint for a conversational design experience the format must be adjusted to include not just voice prototyping, but also training and improvisation methods. In this talk, learn the technical aspects of structuring and running a Conversation Design Sprint, highlighting partner Google Assistant experiences created with this format.
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Speaker(s): Kai Haley, Wally Brill
T29766 event: Google I/O 2019; re_ty: Publish; product: Google Design - General; fullname: Wally Brill;

[@maikana6955]

Thank you for sharing❤

[@hapacooks]

That was great, thanks for sharing!

[@rachelramesh202]

Thanks for the video.

[@youcaneventofficial3002]

This video looks so cool! :)

[@user-eg6el4yi2n]

amazing

[@johnaltonmccormack178]

thank you so much for you and your tatian in this working at Google for partners for years and years I hope people love what you do and share with me so thank you very much thanks for the invite I'm so happy to be here with Google and everybody that works for Google we're not just a network of social media it's about family and y'all gave me that family many years ago and thank you for letting me with Google I just can't enough just sorry thank you,

[@BrettCooper4702]

Still doesn't say a sentence any different if it has or has not a '?'.

[@denniszenanywhere]

Is voice app building available in different languages?

[@marksimonian210]

Very abstract and would have made more sense with simple examples along the way. A fine outline of a large topic and maybe too much material to do in this time allotment.