What is a Design Sprint? | Google UX Design Certificate

Take a look around the room you’re in right now. Notice the ergonomics of your chair? What about the device you’re using to play this video on right now? Almost everything around you started off as a design problem or design challenge. How does something go from a design challenge to an actual user-centered product? One way is through design sprints. Let’s explore the 5 phases of design sprints and identify when to use them.

0:00 Understand Design Sprints
2:54 Five Phases of Design Sprints
8:02 Benefits of Design Sprints
10:06 Plan Design Sprints
14:35 The Design Sprint Brief
17:28 An Entry-level Designer's Role in a Sprint
21:03 Design Sprint Retrospectives

This video is part of the Google UX Design Certificate, where you'll learn how to design mobile apps and responsive websites. You'll follow the design process from beginning to end: empathizing with users, defining their pain points, coming up with ideas for design solutions, creating wireframes and prototypes, and testing your designs with users to get feedback. By the end of the program, you'll have a professional UX portfolio with three design projects.

The program, created by Google employees in the field, is designed to provide you with job-ready skills in about 6 months to start or advance your career in UX design.

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[livelykid]

Thank you, Google, for making such highly insightful video lectures for newbie UX design students. Can`t wait to broaden my learning horizon from rest of the 29 video lectures ahead. :)

[DevaViewPoint]

Thank You Google. For explaining deeply about UX. Thank you!!!!

[notsure]

Awesome. My new favorite moment of every day is seeing what's new from Google. Thank you, Googlers. Nothing like knowing the 'stakeholders' are heard and appreciated. Nothing speaks louder than Action. You Rock, Google.

[PrajktaK-je]

Thank you so much Sir for such a valuable knowledge !!

[notsure]

That SEER Sprint....that must have been really fun. Wish I'd been there. You're killin me though...I haven't stopped smiling since AMD announced the new chip design. Too cool. The blind guy running....I wept with joy. Thank you G, FB, and Mr. Z.

[hassanmalik]

stop gazing without blinking man... it's a huge distraction

[zohakhan-cx]

Can any one explain me the went to sprint point in this video please

[TrangTruong.DIGITAL]

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[donrast]

When will the final two courses of the ux design certificate will be available?

[chahhh]

How about the time line when we talk about a remote job in this field?

[PradeepKumar-oiod]

Production used six sigma and process planning method that's elaborate videos upload

[sethwindsor]

Spent the whole time trying to figure out if he is AI or not.

[arunjoymaryflower]

very useful but the guy seems like an AI robot which is distracting and not letting to focus

[redpandagirlydurban]

I began to watch the video. Sorry the dude is creepy.
If I do watch all the video. What more do I need to get the certificate on Coursersa?My funding is limited