Design Sprints - Cimmerse Immersive Technology

All About UX Design Sprints

A Design Sprint is a set of process-driven activities to solve design-related problems in a product or a service.

Want To Run Your Own Design Sprint?

Our UX design sprints are ideal for new ventures, startups or any organization that wants to figure out a way to build great products that have inbuilt stickiness and are loved by end-users.

At Cimmerse, we have always experimented with Design Sprint. Our design sprint services range from a 1-day quick review to 30-day end-to-end ideation.

Our ideas sprints validate your ideas and solve big challenges through prototyping and testing ideas with users. We map out problems and highlight the areas that need improvement.

Efficient decisions and turn the ideas into testable results. Cimmerse changes your goals into actionable items by designing sprint in action. Through design sprints, we prototype ideas that are based on user research and analytics, that definitely increase the user experience for your product.

Cimmerse Design Sprint Leads You To Set Up A Strong Foundation For Your Product

At Cimmerse, Design Sprint is part of a complete idea transformation process that helps you conceptualize your idea and create a blueprint that the development team can follow. While we use the Design Sprint best practices, we do not stop at just providing recommendations. Our Design Sprint leads to a complete mockup version of your idea that can then act as a blueprint that the development team can follow.

Cimmerse’s Design Sprint Process And Stages

Now, it’s time to look at how Design Sprint works? At Cimmerse Design Sprint Planning is an essential part of the sprint process. We organize at least a full day’s worth of planning before the actual day begins.

A typical design sprint takes 5 days. These five days are intended to help you develop the best team to tackle a project and to guide your business through the design sprint.

If fewer, there may not be enough time to build and test a prototype; if more, the focus can be lost, and it may be hard for team members to allocate time and be fully available. So the main purpose of sprint planning is to define what can be delivered and how that work will be achieved within the time frame.

Here is the list of main sprint activities scheduled day by day: