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Product Sprints are time-boxed periods where we identify, validate, and build new features based on discovery, research, validation, prototyping, testing, and backlog planning. Enabling product teams to deliver value faster through rapid releases and continual improvement of the user experience.

  • Picture of the Head of Glue Design Dave collaborating with the Designer Leigh on a Product sprint for a client around a display in Glue office
  • Visualisation of the Glue Product design product sprints framework workflow followed by the Glue design, strategy and research team to deliver high-end client projects
  • Visualisation of the Nearby view feature related screens designed by Glue for the Viator mobile app for the Multi-site experiments work

Benefits of Product Sprints

Identify and simplify complex business challenges
Encourage innovation, agility, and creative thinking
Production of rapid prototyping and MVPโ€™s
Frequent deployment of high-quality releases
Rapid validation of hypotheses and concepts
Multi-disciplinary and multi-functional teamwork
Overcome stagnation and immobility
Address UX/CX pain points and obstacles
Empower collaboration and communication

The cost of not doing Product Sprints

Lack of shared objectives, vision, and goals
Unverified sprint plans, backlog, and allocation
Ineffective collaboration and communication
Unplanned high-risk or high-velocity tasks
Lack of prioritisation of core quality and added value
Reduced stakeholder and customer engagement
Lack of team direction, morale, and productivity
Reduced speed to market, validation, and feedback
Ridged, assumption-based decision-making

Product Sprints key methods

Discovery workshop, ideation workshop, and prioritisation workshop
Data extraction, interrogation, and benchmarking
Intent study, gap analysis, risk analysis, and SWOT analysis
T-bar concept creation, prototyping, and pilot strategies
Journey mapping, design system updates, and handover specifications
Pilot studies, synthesised findings, reports, and playbacks

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Clients who love our
Product Sprints

  • 2.3% in-store conversion rate increase
  • 31 screens designed and delivered
  • Delivered in 2 sprints
  • 2.3% in-store conversion rate increase
  • 31 screens designed and delivered
  • Delivered in 2 sprints
  • 2.3% in-store conversion rate increase
  • 31 screens designed and delivered
  • Delivered in 2 sprints
  • 2.3% in-store conversion rate increase
  • 31 screens designed and delivered
  • Delivered in 2 sprints
The Uniqlo kiosk is in situ within the Oxford St store in London

Uniqlo

Making kiosks the go-to tool for shoppers

  • 15-days turnaround
  • 29 screens designed
  • Validated 2 prototypes with 12 participants
  • 15-days turnaround
  • 29 screens designed
  • Validated 2 prototypes with 12 participants
  • 15-days turnaround
  • 29 screens designed
  • Validated 2 prototypes with 12 participants
  • 15-days turnaround
  • 29 screens designed
  • Validated 2 prototypes with 12 participants
An image of two hands holding a mobile phone which shows the screen where you input your delivery address

Missguided

App checkout design and validation at speed

  • Increased conversion rates by 1.62%
  • Achieved a 215% in-store adoption uplift
  • Delivered in 2 sprints
  • Increased conversion rates by 1.62%
  • Achieved a 215% in-store adoption uplift
  • Delivered in 2 sprints
  • Increased conversion rates by 1.62%
  • Achieved a 215% in-store adoption uplift
  • Delivered in 2 sprints
  • Increased conversion rates by 1.62%
  • Achieved a 215% in-store adoption uplift
  • Delivered in 2 sprints
The monthly plan types screen design for Three's digital ticketing system

Three

Selling more phone tariffs through digital

  • 4% channel revenue share for 9 consecutive months
  • YoY growth performance
  • 36% LFL, 37% LFL and 30% LFL growth
  • 4% channel revenue share for 9 consecutive months
  • YoY growth performance
  • 36% LFL, 37% LFL and 30% LFL growth
  • 4% channel revenue share for 9 consecutive months
  • YoY growth performance
  • 36% LFL, 37% LFL and 30% LFL growth
  • 4% channel revenue share for 9 consecutive months
  • YoY growth performance
  • 36% LFL, 37% LFL and 30% LFL growth
Wolseley UK customer using the desktop website

Wolseley UK

Progressive thinking for a digital future

A female researcher sits at her computer reviewing notes from a user interview
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