We created the Co-design Workshop to condense into a single process the value of different methodologies that we have studied and applied for years – including Design Sprint by Google Ventures, User Story Mapping by Jeff Patton, and Agile methodology for software development.
Moze & Jake Knapp, creator of the Design Sprint process.
Moze & Jeff Patton, creator of the User Story Mapping technique.
When to use it
The Co-Design Workshop is the right choice for you if:
- You have to define the User Experience and the high-level technological features of a new digital product;
- You already have a hypothesis about the business model and the main features of your new product.
How it works
The Co-design Workshop involves designers and developers from our team and your key people. We customize the workshop structure for each project. Usually these activities are included:
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UNDERSTAND
We meet your team to learn more about your product's business goals, the problems it wants to solve, the competitive scenario, etc.
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MAP
We map the product’s features and UX, using User Story Mapping or other similar techniques.
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SKETCH
We draw the wireframes of the main parts of the product. In some cases we also produce some hi-fi layouts, to show the look & feel we want to achieve.
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ANALYSIS
We carry out a technical analysis to define one or more possible technological solutions for the development of your product.
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PROPOSAL
We produce an operational proposal for product development, which includes the suggested development approach, economic estimates and time estimates.