Do you agree with our explanation? How would you define these processes? Let us know in the comments! Also check out our more comprehensive video on Design Thinking & Design Sprints here: th-cam.com/video/b8qIYjZl5Bg/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for another great video! One question. Where would you say Lean UX fits in this comparison? Another recipe or app, like a Design Sprint? Okay, technically that was two questions. Thanks!
Finally, I got my answer. I was so confused about the difference between Design thinking and Design sprint. Thanks a lot for explaining that in a very simple way.
Hey Jonathan, I always love the content you and your colleagues create and share! And I am sure a lot of people want to know the answers to the questions in this video. So my attempt to set the record straight about Agile Sprints is meant to be a positive and constructive one. I was surprised (and maybe disappointed to be frank) to hear you explain agile systems as development systems. And later on declaring there's no creativity in there (pointing at agile sprints). In my opinion Agile Sprints are all about value delivery. And in every sprint there is creativity to assess the problem and to come up with hypotheses for the best solutions as well as ways to validate those hypotheses. Before developing aforementioned solutions. Also in agile sprints the work is done by self-organising cross-functional teams. I would hope and encourage that those teams breathe design thinking. And this is also something I observe in the teams I train or coach. Design Sprints, I do love the system of design sprints can co-exist perfectly in an agile organization. Since it is about solving BIG problems, it fits perfectly in an Agile Portfolio Management Approach. Where the design sprint might answer big questions and validate solutions. Hope this helps, Kind regards, Mahanaïm Singadji Certified Agile Marketeer, and Teacher Agile Scrum for Non-IT SDP, SMP, SCP, SA, PAL, PSPO, PSM
I appreciate the explanation. Just i would like to add some hints: 1- The world "Sprint" is a period of time. for Agile sprint and for Design sprint. I mean that we work together on a focused period of time to get some result in both sprints. 2- I think using the likethe 2 words: Product discovery and product delivery will help more. Design sprint is to discover, validate or invalidate ideas, assumptions and Agile sprint is to really deliver a real product. 3- I think the output of the design sprint need to be refined and evaluated (we validate ideas during DS , we focus on parts of the product and not the whole product) to get a prioritised product backlog (we still not have the complete MVP features) , using Agile sprints we will do such a MVPe (Minimal Viable Product experiments and validate again with a developement partners our idea life.
I do not agree with the explanation of an Agile Sprint, assuming you are referring to Scrum. Scrum is a framework for learning and value delivery, not just the latter. If you feel you need design sprints to fill a product backlog for a Scrum team to build, I fear you are missing the point of Scrum entirely.
Nicely explained. Love it. And the best thing is: design thinking isn't necessarily just for problem solving, although that is where it is often applied.
OMG finally got the clarification iI needed. Thanks Jonathan and the team for making this video. um on a journey of becoming a corporate trainer and these videos are helping me a lot throughout my journey. To be honest, I got to know about DS because of your youtube videos. Best of Luck Jonathan! keep up the good work ! cheers!!!!
Hey everyone know this! No just kidding, really like your Videos, even even though content seems to repeat over the time. But right now I enjoy watching the remote topic Videos because of the Corona time. Keep on going your great Work 👍
I absolutely love this explanation! I've gone through multiple half-day/ full-day workshops that didn't explain this so clearly! And no - not everyone knows the difference - not even the teachers! These stages are often melted into each other. But having clear distinctions allows for FOCUS, and results that can be carried forward to the next stage without too much ambiguity
Hey! I am really great to find your channel! I have a question, so if design sprint is the way to validate design thinking, what it the another recipe that can be based on design thinking? thank you!
An agile process that doesn't involve the designers also means that the designers aren't involved with the users which means that the whole thing can't take off to begin with.
@@AJSmart I've also cleaning some mess in my home office, because one of it's part studio for work and shooting video and the other is woodworking shop.
Why design sprint first? Why not MVP and then design sprint? .... Because MVP is the foundation like target audience and or market, right? What I mean is what if after MVP the product doesn't need to build an app
Backlog is the lists of tasks and fixes teams need to process in an Agile Sprint! Sprints are a specific recipe of exercises, Agile is a development framework for teams.
Also, can you do a video on how to recruit typical users for usability testing? Especially when under time pressure and situations where it seems impossible to find them in time.
Do you agree with our explanation? How would you define these processes? Let us know in the comments!
Also check out our more comprehensive video on Design Thinking & Design Sprints here: th-cam.com/video/b8qIYjZl5Bg/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for another great video! One question. Where would you say Lean UX fits in this comparison? Another recipe or app, like a Design Sprint?
Okay, technically that was two questions. Thanks!
Finally, I got my answer. I was so confused about the difference between Design thinking and Design sprint. Thanks a lot for explaining that in a very simple way.
Great to hear Shabbir! Glad it cleared things up!
Hey Jonathan, I always love the content you and your colleagues create and share!
And I am sure a lot of people want to know the answers to the questions in this video.
So my attempt to set the record straight about Agile Sprints is meant to be a positive and constructive one.
I was surprised (and maybe disappointed to be frank) to hear you explain agile systems as development systems.
And later on declaring there's no creativity in there (pointing at agile sprints).
In my opinion Agile Sprints are all about value delivery.
And in every sprint there is creativity to assess the problem and to come up with hypotheses for the best solutions as well as ways to validate those hypotheses. Before developing aforementioned solutions.
Also in agile sprints the work is done by self-organising cross-functional teams. I would hope and encourage that those teams breathe design thinking. And this is also something I observe in the teams I train or coach.
Design Sprints, I do love the system of design sprints can co-exist perfectly in an agile organization.
Since it is about solving BIG problems, it fits perfectly in an Agile Portfolio Management Approach. Where the design sprint might answer big questions and validate solutions.
Hope this helps,
Kind regards,
Mahanaïm Singadji
Certified Agile Marketeer, and
Teacher Agile Scrum for Non-IT
SDP, SMP, SCP, SA, PAL, PSPO, PSM
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I appreciate the explanation. Just i would like to add some hints:
1- The world "Sprint" is a period of time. for Agile sprint and for Design sprint. I mean that we work together on a focused period of time to get some result in both sprints.
2- I think using the likethe 2 words: Product discovery and product delivery will help more. Design sprint is to discover, validate or invalidate ideas, assumptions and Agile sprint is to really deliver a real product.
3- I think the output of the design sprint need to be refined and evaluated (we validate ideas during DS , we focus on parts of the product and not the whole product) to get a prioritised product backlog (we still not have the complete MVP features) , using Agile sprints we will do such a MVPe (Minimal Viable Product experiments and validate again with a developement partners our idea life.
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Definitely not everyone knows this! Thanks for the video! Have been learning tons from your content!!!
I do not agree with the explanation of an Agile Sprint, assuming you are referring to Scrum. Scrum is a framework for learning and value delivery, not just the latter. If you feel you need design sprints to fill a product backlog for a Scrum team to build, I fear you are missing the point of Scrum entirely.
Good explanation. Awesome!
Nicely explained. Love it. And the best thing is: design thinking isn't necessarily just for problem solving, although that is where it is often applied.
OMG finally got the clarification iI needed. Thanks Jonathan and the team for making this video. um on a journey of becoming a corporate trainer and these videos are helping me a lot throughout my journey. To be honest, I got to know about DS because of your youtube videos. Best of Luck Jonathan! keep up the good work ! cheers!!!!
Clear... thanks a lot... should we consider the double diamond as a design thinking process?
Hey everyone know this!
No just kidding, really like your Videos, even even though content seems to repeat over the time.
But right now I enjoy watching the remote topic Videos because of the Corona time.
Keep on going your great Work 👍
I absolutely love this explanation! I've gone through multiple half-day/ full-day workshops that didn't explain this so clearly! And no - not everyone knows the difference - not even the teachers! These stages are often melted into each other. But having clear distinctions allows for FOCUS, and results that can be carried forward to the next stage without too much ambiguity
Hey! I am really great to find your channel! I have a question, so if design sprint is the way to validate design thinking, what it the another recipe that can be based on design thinking? thank you!
An agile process that doesn't involve the designers also means that the designers aren't involved with the users which means that the whole thing can't take off to begin with.
so good thank you!!!
Thank you for sharing this, can you make one video on user stories?
Cool topic! We like that! Leave it with us and we'll see what we can do, thanks Sajjad!
@@AJSmart Thanks I will be looking forward to it.
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Well, very well explained; congrats!
I just came to say hi! How yo guys doing with your remote office thing?
This video was brought to you by 'home office' still churning them out! We filmed so much last week! We have days of video to get through!
@@AJSmart I've also cleaning some mess in my home office, because one of it's part studio for work and shooting video and the other is woodworking shop.
Why design sprint first? Why not MVP and then design sprint? .... Because MVP is the foundation like target audience and or market, right?
What I mean is what if after MVP the product doesn't need to build an app
The design sprint is literally a system for helping you to define the MVP!
Confused. What’s a backlog? Other than development vs ideation what’s the difference between sprints and agile?
Backlog is the lists of tasks and fixes teams need to process in an Agile Sprint! Sprints are a specific recipe of exercises, Agile is a development framework for teams.
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It was helpful, thanks!
Short & sweet & crystal clear. Great video.
Also, can you do a video on how to recruit typical users for usability testing? Especially when under time pressure and situations where it seems impossible to find them in time.
Finally first
First time in my life, I am so proud that it is under an AJ&Smart video, I shall include this if I ever applied to a job with you!
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