Five days to clarity, ideas and real solutions.
We uncover who your customers really are and how you can respond to their needs and challenges. Using strategy, design and technology to better understand users, customers and future business opportunities.
Whether a start-up, SME or DAX-listed company: within the Design Sprint* we develop future-oriented solutions for tomorrow's digital landscape. Measurable business impact for companies and customers – so you can achieve your goals.
*A framework adapted and further developed by 21TORR, based on Google Ventures' Design Sprint methodology 'Google Design Sprints'.
Solving challenges at speed
Our shared goal for the Design Sprint: the rapid implementation of a vision with a validated user focus – making well-founded decisions through better questions and enabling a faster time to market.
Here's how a Design Sprint works in detail:
The process
1. Understand
Understand needs, context and business
Define challenges
Develop goal(s)
2. Sketch
Ideation: gather, cluster and evaluate ideas
Develop solutions
3. Decide
Selection and evaluation
Decide on an approach
Storyboard/roadmap for the prototype
4. Prototype
Creation of the prototype
(low- or high-fidelity); e.g. a click dummy or user flow in Figma or Miro
5. Test
Validating the prototype through testing with (real) users or test groups, on- or offsite
6. Transfer
Debriefing and processing user feedback
Adapting the prototype
Results workshop
Defining the next steps
A focus on results:
A Design Sprint allows ideas and approaches for new products and business models to be tested and validated in just one week – to find out how good they really are.
5 +1 days for clarity
Test ideas and assumptions quickly
We identify your core challenges, derive insights, evaluate and test new ideas, approaches and business models.
Improve existing features
The focused framework creates space for innovation and creativity. With a direct focus on users and the product: to improve what exists or discover what's new.
Innovation in process and roadmap
Risk minimisation and clarity: complex questions get answered, and a concrete product roadmap is defined before development begins.
In the tried-and-tested Design Sprint process, we ask better questions – so we can make better decisions.
From zero to impact – the Sprint facts
Partners with whom we answered the right questions in a Design Sprint
Still have questions about the Design Sprint?
