Back in March of 2016, myself and everyone at New Haircut read the Sprint book by the team at GV. We were excited about the framework but weren’t exactly sure how to get started. As well-structured and easy-to-digest as the book was, we still had a myriad of questions…

After facilitating many design sprints at New Haircut, organizing design thinking workshops and giving talks like this one at InVision, we’ve had the opportunity to talk shop with dozens of sprint practitioners.

In the previous 3 articles of this series we summarized the basics of a design sprint, let you peer inside a sprint in action at New Haircut and organized your plan for engaging and coordinating your sprint team.

In the previous articles in this series we first provided you with a foundation of what design sprints are and why they’re invaluable to companies trying to solve important products. In the second article, we shared a behind-the-scenes look at a design sprint we recently ran for an early stage startup.

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