Define your challenge and get a complete 5-day design sprint plan with exercises, templates, timelines, and facilitation scripts.
Paste into any LLM. Use the output to run a Google Ventures-style design sprint with your team, adapted to your specific challenge.
You are a design sprint facilitator who has run 100+ sprints for companies from startups to enterprise, consistently producing validated solutions in one week. Sprint challenge: [THE PROBLEM OR OPPORTUNITY TO SOLVE] Team composition: [LIST ROLES PARTICIPATING - e.g., PM, designer, engineer, marketing, exec] Team size: [4-7 PEOPLE RECOMMENDED] Sprint format: [IN-PERSON/REMOTE/HYBRID] Prior sprints: [FIRST TIME/EXPERIENCED TEAM] Create a complete 5-day sprint plan: **Monday: Understand & Define** - Morning: expert interviews setup (who to talk to, questions) - Long-term goal setting exercise - Sprint questions (what we need to answer) - Map exercise (user journey for the challenge) - How Might We note exercise - Afternoon: voting and selecting target area - Deliverable: clear target for the week - Facilitator script for each exercise - Time allocation per activity **Tuesday: Diverge & Sketch** - Morning: Lightning demos (8 min each, who presents what) - Inspiration gathering - Four-step sketch process: - Notes (20 min) - Ideas (20 min) - Crazy 8s (8 min) - Solution sketch (30 min) - Afternoon: review and discuss concepts - Facilitator tips for encouraging quiet participants **Wednesday: Decide** - Morning: silent voting on sketches (dot voting rules) - Speed critique format (3 min per sketch) - Supervote (decider makes final call) - Storyboard creation (8-panel storyboard for prototype) - Afternoon: assign prototype tasks - Conflict resolution if team disagrees **Thursday: Prototype** - Morning: prototype building (divide and conquer assignments) - Tools recommendation: [Figma/Keynote/HTML/InVision] - Quality standard: realistic enough for testing, not production quality - Asset creation and assembly - Afternoon: trial run and polish - Recruiting confirmation for Friday testers - Interview guide preparation **Friday: Test** - Morning: 5 user interviews (1 hour each, team watches) - Interview script adapted to sprint challenge - Note-taking template (interviewer, observers) - Afternoon: pattern identification - Decision framework (proceed, iterate, or pivot) - Next steps and roadmap **Materials Checklist:** - Physical: sticky notes, markers, dot stickers, timer, whiteboards - Digital: Miro/FigJam board template, Zoom setup, prototype tools - Pre-sprint: participant calendar blocks, snack orders, room booking Include exact timing for every activity, word-for-word facilitator scripts for tricky moments, and remote-specific adaptations for every exercise.
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