Design Sprint Case Study (ZERO App)

Have you ever wanted to see behind the scenes of a Design Sprint? What about a Design Sprint for a product that has successfully made it to market?! In this case study, we showcase how Zero used the Design Sprint to improve user engagement and user retention on their hugely successful fasting and wellness app.

This video gives an overview of the whole Design Sprint project we undertook with Zero, looking at the challenges faced, and the solutions generated, through the Design Sprint process.

What did you think of the solutions generated? What more would you like to see in future from our case studies?... Let us know in the comments!

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[AJSmart]

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[cyndere]

I use this app as someone who fasts but always admired it as a UX designer... now it makes sense that AJ&Smart was behind the experience 😮

[kevinsantosdj]

It would be interesting to see the handoff process with a developer. How designs are laid out, documented and delivered. Also how remote user testing is conducted. Thanks!

[mnovido]

I’m actually a big user of Zero since it was released. I thought the first release was dorky but still useful. And when the new update came out, I was blown away and was wondering who made the designs. Congrats on a great job! I love Zero!

[anderssong]

I'm here after two years and I can say ZERO is the go to app for fasting!

[diedd]

More of this please. This, along with all of your content, is golden.

[srishtililhare]

Loved this video, really gives you a good overview of what actually happens behind the scenes. Would love more content like this !

[niteshchawathe]

I use this app on a daily basis and I always admired it being a UX designer. Loved to see all the work that went behind creating the design.

[graphlinkz]

I just checked out the zero app to see the produce of the design made. And I was amazed and inspired.

[DesignerAdvocate]

Downloaded the app. Amazing thing I woke up today thinking two things. Learn about design sprints and start fasting. 😄

[dzpt]

So I've been using Zero App for the past few months and I was always wondering who was behind all de Design and Experience. I was/am amazed by it. No wonder it was AJ&Smart. Thanks for sharing the Sprint Case of the app. ♥

[michellezhu]

This video is very helpful. As someone who's freelancing on her own, this has given me lots of insights of a design team and a design sprint. Looking forward to more of these!

[DanielOlivierArgyle]

Zero is a beautiful app and makes something generally pretty benign fun to do. Well done!

[rolypolypanda]

So glad I found this! It is neat to see the deep dive into the process

[MemoEguiluz]

Absolutely loving the behind-the scenes videos! Maybe you could also share with us some design sprints that started running roughly and how you managed to make it work in the end. There's valuable learning on seeing how badly things can go and how they can be addressed and solved. Great vid, thanks for sharing!!

[MagicBroVloggers]

Very helpful to see the process, as opposed to simply reading the theory. Many thanks

[borcsaster]

Very happy to see a new face from AJ &Smart! :) Good job! and yes, also interested to see more 'behind the scenes' content like this!

[yahyaali]

Looking forward to more in depth examples. This is very helpful alongside the other content on the Design Sprint 2.0

[abdul-UIUX]

It was very informative and indeed a highly fruitful process taking an application to a next level.

[gbj]

Thanks. Very useful to see the process.