You could have been practicing Agile development for a while, do you see the results you envision? What are the missing in your Agile practices? Besides delivering products faster than before, do you think your customers actually use your products? How much do you know about the experience that your customers interact with your product or service?

Agile scrum alone is no guarantee that your team will consistently deliver truly engaging, impactful products.

• How might we turn a product-centric scrum team into a customer-centric team that builds products and services customers actually use?
• How might we bring the design team and development together, all work in a guided process that gives them a tool to express their thought, to help the team to discover the user experience together in a highly engaging, open, and creative environment?

The design sprint is the answer to bring your organization from a product-centric mindset to a customer-centric mindset. It is a fast-pace 2 to 5-day process that allows a multi-disciplinary team to develop and test new ideas using a set of structured design thinking toolkits.

When the design sprint works together with Scrum, it brings the design activities into the development process. The Scrum teams would become more design-driven, they can systematically build the feature backlog that solves the right problem.