Design Sprints
Two weeks. One focused deliverable. No drawn-out process. Design Sprints exist because some projects cannot wait for a standard timeline.
How this works
Design Sprints were developed for situations where time is the primary constraint. A funding round in three weeks. A conference where you need to demo something. An acquisition process where you need to show credibility quickly. A competitor announcement that changes your positioning. The sprint runs over two weeks and produces one complete, polished deliverable: a launch site, a product design, a pitch deck, a brand direction. Everything in the sprint is prioritised against the single most important output. Work that does not serve the primary deliverable is cut. The sprint begins on a Monday with a briefing session. By Friday of week one, there is a design direction to approve. By the end of week two, the deliverable is complete and handed over. If the deliverable requires development, we can build in a third week. Sprint pricing reflects the compressed timeline and dedicated resource.
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