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Let's talk about business. This is the series of questions that lay the groundwork for a successful sprint. Think of this like a crash-onboarding of a new team member. The designer's job is to know as much about the business as is necessary in a short period of time.
Company Info
What does the business do?
Who are the main customers?
Revenue numbers?
What are your main product or service offerings?
Design Sprint Planning
What do you want to accomplish in this sprint?
Team
How many employees and contractors do you have?
Who are the key stakeholders involved with this project?
Are there other designers or developers?
Technology
What technology do you have in place now to support your business?
If there’s a platform, app, or other internal tool in place, can we get login information or a video guided tour?
What CRM do you use?
Are you or people in your business using spreadsheets to accomplish tasks?
Do you have slack, teams, discord or other messaging service?
Do you use google workspace or another documents provider?
Assets
What pdfs, slide decks, or other files are currently supporting the process at hand?
How are these files created today?
Do you have plans or procedures in place to develop more supportive content?
Let's talk about business. This is the series of questions that lay the groundwork for a successful sprint. Think of this like a crash-onboarding of a new team member. The designer's job is to know as much about the business as is necessary in a short period of time.
Company Info
What does the business do?
Who are the main customers?
Revenue numbers?
What are your main product or service offerings?
Design Sprint Planning
What do you want to accomplish in this sprint?
Team
How many employees and contractors do you have?
Who are the key stakeholders involved with this project?
Are there other designers or developers?
Technology
What technology do you have in place now to support your business?
If there’s a platform, app, or other internal tool in place, can we get login information or a video guided tour?
What CRM do you use?
Are you or people in your business using spreadsheets to accomplish tasks?
Do you have slack, teams, discord or other messaging service?
Do you use google workspace or another documents provider?
Assets
What pdfs, slide decks, or other files are currently supporting the process at hand?
How are these files created today?
Do you have plans or procedures in place to develop more supportive content?
Let's talk about business. This is the series of questions that lay the groundwork for a successful sprint. Think of this like a crash-onboarding of a new team member. The designer's job is to know as much about the business as is necessary in a short period of time.
Company Info
What does the business do?
Who are the main customers?
Revenue numbers?
What are your main product or service offerings?
Design Sprint Planning
What do you want to accomplish in this sprint?
Team
How many employees and contractors do you have?
Who are the key stakeholders involved with this project?
Are there other designers or developers?
Technology
What technology do you have in place now to support your business?
If there’s a platform, app, or other internal tool in place, can we get login information or a video guided tour?
What CRM do you use?
Are you or people in your business using spreadsheets to accomplish tasks?
Do you have slack, teams, discord or other messaging service?
Do you use google workspace or another documents provider?
Assets
What pdfs, slide decks, or other files are currently supporting the process at hand?
How are these files created today?
Do you have plans or procedures in place to develop more supportive content?