Bootcamps / Business design

5 day Design Sprint

Bring one business challenge. Frame the problem, explore solutions, build a realistic prototype and test it with the people it is for.

5 daysLive Next intakeDates to be announcedFee8,765,000 sats

One challenge. Five focused days.

Work through the complete Design Sprint with a facilitated team process. Move from a shared question to a prototype you can put in front of people, then use what you learn to decide what happens next.

  • 5 days, live
  • Your real challenge
  • Live facilitation

Who it is for

Founders, product and service teams, designers and innovation leaders with a challenge they need to explore before committing to a full build. Bring a question about a product, service or customer experience.

Your five day sprint

Each day builds on the last. Keep the challenge in view and turn decisions into something you can test.

Day 01 / Understand and mapChoose the problem worth solving

Set a sprint goal, map the experience, gather the team's knowledge and choose the moment you need to improve.

Output: A shared challenge, an experience map and a clear test question.

Day 02 / Explore and sketchMake room for better options

Review useful examples, develop ideas independently and sketch possible solutions before discussing them together.

Output: A set of solution sketches ready for review.

Day 03 / Decide and storyboardTurn a direction into a test plan

Review the sketches, make a decision and create a step-by-step storyboard for the prototype. Prepare the questions you want the test to answer.

Output: A chosen direction and a prototype storyboard.

Day 04 / Build the prototypeMake the idea tangible

Create a realistic prototype of the critical experience. Divide the work, assemble the flow and rehearse the test without building the entire product.

Output: A prototype and a practical interview guide.

Day 05 / Test and learnUse evidence to choose the next step

Put the prototype in front of intended users, observe how they respond and compare the findings with your sprint question. Decide what to keep, change or investigate next.

Output: A record of findings and a prioritised next-step plan.

What you will work on

  • A clearly framed business challenge
  • A selected solution and storyboard
  • A realistic prototype of the key experience
  • User-test findings and a practical next-step plan

Make space for the work.

Érico Lisbôa presenting ideas and speaking with an auditorium audience
Érico Lisbôa / Live learning and conversation

Use live discussion, hands-on making and feedback to move the challenge forward. The session schedule and delivery arrangements will be confirmed with the intake.