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Guides

Step-by-step guides to running design sprints, product workshops and prototype tests with a remote team.

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  Anonymous dot voting: how it works and when to use it

  How dot voting works, why anonymous votes revealed all at once give a more honest result, how to handle ties, and who should make the final decision.

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  Design sprint roles: the facilitator and the Decider

  What the facilitator and the Decider do in a design sprint, why they should be different people, how to brief them, and how the roles work with a remote team.

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  How to run a one-hour design sprint

  A 60-minute design sprint agenda for one defined problem: frame it, gather examples, work alone, review in silence, vote and improve the winner. Works remotely.

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  How to run a remote design sprint

  A step-by-step guide to running a design sprint with a distributed team: preparation, timed steps, common mistakes, and how the method maps to AppSprint.

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  How to run Crazy 8s remotely

  Crazy 8s is eight sketches in eight minutes. How to run it on a video call: preparation, the one-minute rounds, common mistakes and what to do with the results.

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  How to test a prototype with users

  How to test a prototype with real users: what to ask, how many people you need, live interviews versus feedback forms, and what the results can and cannot tell you.

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  How to vibe code as a team

  A practical method for building a prototype with AI as a group: one person prompts, everyone suggests, one change at a time, with versions and a time limit.

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  How to write a PRD from a workshop

  Turn sticky notes, votes and a prototype into a short product requirements document: what to keep, a PRD outline, common mistakes and how AppSprint drafts one.

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  How to write good "How might we" questions

  How to write How Might We questions that lead to useful ideas: the right scope, examples of good and bad HMWs, grouping and voting, and running it remotely.