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Design sprint kit

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Monday of a five-day design sprint, timed: goal, sprint questions, the map, How Might We notes on a board with dot voting, plus the whole week's plan.

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Design sprint

Five days from a big problem to a tested prototype

Title

In short

A design sprint is a five-day process for answering a big business question through mapping, sketching, deciding, prototyping and testing with customers. This kit gives you a timed Monday agenda, an 11-slide deck covering the whole week, a How Might We board with dot voting and a follow-up with Tuesday to Friday planned.
Time
6-hour Monday; five-day sprint
Slides
11, 2 interactive
People
Up to 7, plus experts
Plan
Pro

Updated October 4, 2026

What's in the kit

  1. 1Design sprint
  2. 2The week
  3. 3Roles
  4. 4Monday: map
  5. 5Tuesday: sketch
  6. 6Wednesday: decide
  7. 7Thursday: prototype
  8. 8Friday: test
  9. 9Which day are you most curious about?Monday: map · Tuesday: sketch · Wednesday: decide · Thursday: prototype · Friday: test live
  10. 10How clear is the problem we're tackling this week? live
  11. 11Let's start at the end

The agenda

By the end of this meeting, the team has a long-term goal, sprint questions, a map of the problem, voted How Might We notes and a target for the week.

360 min · 9 blocks, drawn to scale Fits exactly
  1. Introductions, the week ahead and the roles, 20 minutes 20
  2. Long-term goal: where do we want to be in two years?, 30 minutes 30
  3. Sprint questions: how could we fail?, 30 minutes 30
  4. Map: customers on the left, the goal on the right, 60 minutesInfo 60
  5. Lunch, 60 minutesBreak 60
  6. Ask the experts and write How Might We notes, 90 minutesBrainstorm 90
  7. Organize the HMW notes and dot vote, 30 minutes 30
  8. Pick a target: one customer and one moment on the map, 20 minutes 20
  9. Tomorrow: lightning demos and sketching, 20 minutes 20
090180270360 min
  1. +0′Introductions, the week ahead and the rolesTip: Present the deck. Name the Decider and the Facilitator. Agree the device rules: laptops and phones away except for the board.20 minInfo
  2. +20′Long-term goal: where do we want to be in two years?Tip: Write it as an optimistic statement. The Decider has the final say.30 minDecide
  3. +50′Sprint questions: how could we fail?Tip: Turn each fear into a question: 'Will customers trust us enough to...?' These are what Friday's test answers.30 minDiscuss
  4. +80′Map: customers on the left, the goal on the rightTip: Five to fifteen steps, simple boxes and arrows. Leave it on the wall all week.60 minInfo
  5. +140′Lunch60 minBreak
  6. +200′Ask the experts and write How Might We notesWrite a note starting 'How might we...'Tip: Interview three or four experts for 15 to 30 minutes each. Everyone writes HMW notes silently as they listen, one idea per note.90 minBrainstorm
  7. +290′Organize the HMW notes and dot voteTip: Group similar notes. Everyone gets two dots; the Decider gets extra. Put the top notes on the map where they belong.30 minDiscuss
  8. +320′Pick a target: one customer and one moment on the mapTip: The Decider chooses where to focus. Everything from Tuesday builds on this choice.20 minDecide
  9. +340′Tomorrow: lightning demos and sketching20 minWrap-up

The board

Customers
Finding, trusting, choosing us
Product
Using it and getting value
Business
Sales, cost, operations
Other

The follow-up email

Subject

Design sprint: Monday's outcomes and the rest of the week

Great first day. Here's where we are.

Long-term goal: ______
Sprint questions:
1. ______
2. ______
3. ______
Target (customer and moment on the map): ______
Top How Might We notes: ______

The rest of the week
Tuesday: lightning demos, then the four-step sketch (notes, ideas, Crazy 8s, solution sketch).
Wednesday: art museum, heat map, speed critique, straw poll, supervote, storyboard.
Thursday: build the prototype; trial run in the afternoon.
Friday: five customer interviews, then patterns and answers to the sprint questions.

Friday's interviewees confirmed: ____ of 5 (owner ______)
Start time each day: ______

How to run it

  1. 1Book the same people for five full days, recruit five customers for Friday before Monday, and name the Decider.
  2. 2Present the week deck first so everyone knows where Monday leads.
  3. 3During the expert interviews, everyone writes How Might We notes on their phone, silently, one idea per note.
  4. 4Group and dot-vote the notes on the board, then let the Decider pick the target.
  5. 5Send the follow-up with the goal, sprint questions and target, and the plan for Tuesday to Friday.

Questions people ask

What are the five days of a design sprint?
Monday: map the problem and pick a target. Tuesday: sketch solutions. Wednesday: decide and storyboard. Thursday: build a realistic prototype. Friday: test it with five customers.
Who should be in a design sprint?
Seven or fewer people, including a Decider and a Facilitator, with a mix of design, engineering, product, marketing and customer-facing roles. Experts join on Monday afternoon.
What is a How Might We note?
A note that turns a problem into an opportunity, starting with 'How might we...'. The team writes them while listening to experts, then groups and dot-votes them.

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  • A timer for every block on the shared screen
  • Results, decisions and actions in the summary
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