Design Sprint

Most teams know their product needs changes, but struggle to prioritize, align, or decide what to build next. The Design Sprint solves this by creating a structured space to:

Make decisions quickly and reduce time spent in back-and-forth

Align your team and stakeholders around a shared product vision

Test and validate solutions with real users, before committing to full development

Build momentum for redesigns, feature launches, or campaign-critical pages

Increase ROI from marketing by improving messaging, flow, and conversion

What can be designed or optimized in the sprint?

- High-level user journeys across web or mobile
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- Website architecture and navigation
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- MVP feature set and product flow
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- Landing pages or conversion funnels
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- Specific UX challenges identified in previous research or analytics

What is the benefit for your business?

✅Make collective decisions on the features and changes that matter most
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✅ Align product, marketing, design, and leadership in one room
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✅ Validate ideas early to avoid costly redesigns or missed opportunities
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✅ Build a shared understanding of user needs and business goals
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✅ Leave with a tested, prototype-ready solution you can build on immediately

Who is this for?

- C-level decision-makers
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- Product owners and product marketing teams
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- CROs and UX managers
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- Any external partners or agencies involved in the product or campaign

What is the Design Sprint Methodology?

A proven framework to solve big product challenges, fast.

Originally developed at Google Ventures, the Design Sprint is a structured, time-boxed process for answering critical business questions through design, prototyping, and user testing. In just a few hours or days, teams move from scattered ideas to validated solutions, with real user feedback to back it all up.

Instead of endless meetings, misaligned priorities, and slow progress, the Design Sprint brings the right people into the room, gives them focus, and helps them make decisions: quickly, confidently, and with purpose.

Design Sprints helps get all stakeholders in the room, get a different perspective on the problem and decide on solutions collectively

What a Design Sprint really solves

Most teams already know there’s a problem, but making the right decisions, aligning everyone, and moving forward with clarity? That’s where the Design Sprint delivers. It creates space for focused problem-solving, structured collaboration, and fast validation of real solutions.

Here’s what we help you and what you get instead:

Problem

Solution

Endless discussions with no clear direction

A shared vision across all key stakeholders

Misalignment between product, marketing, and design teams

A low-fidelity prototype built and reviewed in one day

Uncertainty about which features or flows to prioritize

Clarity on what to design, build, and test next

Delayed launches due to lack of clarity or consensus

Alignment between user needs and business goals

Redesigns that miss the mark (and waste time + budget)

A structured decision-making framework your team can reuse

Stakeholders pulling in different directions

Increased confidence in product direction and launch plans

Product ideas that haven’t been validated with real users

Validated ideas that reduce risk and speed up delivery

Pressure to deliver results without a tested plan

Tangible next steps: based on evidence, not guesswork

How your result can look like:

An icon showing a website design on mobile before and after

An icon showing design of a website on mobile before and after the improvement

CASE STUDY: Home Page Redesign

Design Sprint to Flex for Success

Edgars redesigned their homepage and launched a split test within 1 week of a Design Sprint.
They fully launched a new landing page in 1 month.

Changes implemented:
- Moved high-level categories above the fold
- Introduced value proposition with bullet points illustrated with icons above the fold
- Removed animated carousel slides

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