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Design Sprints, by their very nature, are flexible. They follow an overall arc that drives towards testing ideas with potential users, but are not constrained to a single dogmatic way to go about that.
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While alt text end punctuation isn’t technically required for compliance, it makes for a better experience for your audience.
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Rapidly and inexpensively de-risking ideas by talking to people is the true power of a Design Sprint.
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Finally! A way to yell at your computer and have it actually listen.
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De-risking ideas early and often is an effective, enlightening way of figuring out the how.
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Did you know you could use a mouse without using your hands?
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Drift can happen between business goals and boots on the ground. When that happens, problems arise.
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A client recently asked if it was possible to create a green website. The answer is a little more complicated than you’d expect.
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There are benefits and drawbacks to every CSS styling approach. Keeping an open mind helps.
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A common problem I run into with product founders and larger organizations is the idea that their customers will be obsessed with their products.
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