1. Context is king

In order to begin a project, it's important to have as much context as possible in order to clearly define the problem that the team will be solving for.

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2. Collaborative kick-off

Aligning the core working team on the problem and corresponding approach ensures there is shared knowledge through the team and a unified understanding of the problem.

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3. Rapid prototype

Designing a workshop to validate multiple low-fidelity solutions allows the team to rapidly ideate and align on a direction for a prototype.

 

4. Test and learn

Evaluate the prototype with end users to identify any major usability issues prior to market release. Insights should be tracked and communicated.