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Master the Design Sprint with Jake Knapp

Taught by Jake Knapp
Join the world-renowned designer and inventor of the Design Sprint, Jake Knapp for a full-day hands-on workshop. Learn how to run a successful Design Sprint in this fast-paced, interactive Dribbble workshop.
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In this fun, fast-paced, hands-on, full-day workshop, you’ll learn the Design Sprint directly from its inventor and get to experience what it’s like to work in an early stage Silicon Valley startup — at least for one day! Jake will rapidly lead you through a simulated Design Sprint, teaching you how to create a map, sketch solutions, and use structured decision making.

Over the course of a single day, Jake will lead you through a compressed design sprint focused on a sample challenge. Previous attendees of this workshop have included teams from Previous Nike, Twitter, and the Wall Street Journal!

The Design Sprint can be used by anyone to achieve their goals; from founders using a Design Sprint to kickstart their company, to designers using a one-person Design Sprint to create their UX/UI design portfolio!

We are now offering bulk workshop ticket discounts for teams! If you, your colleagues want to attend as part of your learning & career growth, then get in touch!

Learn how to:

  • • Kickstart new projects and develop prototype solutions in just one week
  • • Map out a challenge and choose the most important place to start
  • • Identify crucial business and product questions
  • • Make smart decisions without lengthy discussion
  • • Choose the right prototyping method for your product or service
  • • Test hypotheses before you invest months of work and millions of dollars
  • • Lead a team through the Design Sprint process with confidence

About the Design Sprint

The Design Sprint is a highly structured five-day process for solving problems and testing new ideas. Invented at Google by Jake Knapp, then perfected with more than 150 startups at Google Ventures, the Design Sprint helps teams solve big problems and test prototype solutions—all in a single week. Today, the Design Sprint has spread to places like Facebook, Apple, Airbnb, Uber, IDEO, and LEGO. And it’s not just for companies—Design Sprints have been used by organizations like the United Nations and the European Space Agency; by non-profits, governments, and even museums. Jake’s bestselling book Sprint is available in 22 languages, and smart teams around the world are applying its lessons to give their products and services the best chance of success, and to have a good time along the way.

Jake Knapp

Jake Knapp is the bestselling author of Sprint and Make Time. He spent ten years at Google and Google Ventures, where he created the Design Sprint process. Since 2010, he has coached hundreds of teams on the Design Sprint, at startups like Nest, Slack, Uber, and 23andMe, as well as at large companies like Twitter, Google, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and LEGO, and at schools like M.I.T., Stanford, Harvard Medical School, and Harvard Business School. Previously, Jake co-founded Google Meet and helped build products like Gmail and Microsoft Encarta. Nowadays, he's writing new books, teaching workshops, and advising teams.

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“This workshop was incredibly insightful, I definitely learned a ton. Thanks Aaron and everyone else involved for your time!”

$299
USD
Save $

Bulk discount offered to colleagues or classmates if 5 or more tickets are bought.

Get in touch

FAQs

Dribbble Workshops are live, limited-seat virtual sessions that let you learn valuable lessons directly from leading designers within the creative community. With a range of sessions spanning a diverse range of design disciplines—from logo design to lettering to systems design—Dribbble Workshops offer up opportunities for nearly every creative to build up important skills from the best in the biz.

Class sizes for Dribbble Workshops are kept small so you have the chance to engage, ask questions, and participate in these hands-on sessions. Since our workshop sessions are virtual, and concentrated into just a few hours, you can walk away with a laundry-list of new design insights and inspiration—all without needing to take extra time off of work or be away from the office.

Attending a Dribbble Workshop is easy—once you reserve your ticket through Dribbble, we’ll be in touch with a confirmation receipt and unique attendance URL that will allow you to access the event at its advertised date and time.

Dribbble Workshops take place over Zoom, one of the leading video conferencing platforms available. This means we can reliably connect you with your workshop host and fellow attendees—no matter where they are located across the globe. For instructions on how to use Zoom on your preferred device, be sure to check out their online setup guide.

Our Dribbble Workshop session with Jake Knapp takes place on January 26, 2022. The session begins at 9:00AM (PST).

As a heads-up, please take note that all workshop session times are in Pacific Standard Time, so plan accordingly!

Tickets for this workshop are on sale until January 24, —but you’ll want to act fast, since seats are limited. Don’t miss out, designers!

Nope, you don’t need a Dribbble account to attend a workshop, but we still encourage you to join our creative community. We’d love to have you join our platform—it’s free!

Dribbble Workshops are live and in living color. You’ll be sitting in the same virtual room as your instructor—meaning you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and network with fellow creative attendees.

So you want to attend a Dribbble Workshop, but you don’t know how to ask your manager? Here are a few talking points to get your boss on board!

  • You’ll get inspired and re-energized

    Dribbble Workshops offer small class sizes with some of the most recognized design legends, industry leaders, and inspiring up-and-comers. You’ll come away from a Dribbble Workshop with tangible takeaways and feeling challenged and inspired to do your best work.

  • You’ll make meaningful connections in an intimate setting

    Dribbble Workshops are small on purpose. We want to offer an atmosphere ideal for purposeful conversations and lasting relationships with your favorite designers and other like-minded creatives.

  • You’ll bring back new ideas, best practices, and other valuable takeaways

    We all need to get re-inspired and challenged in order to grow as designers. You’ll be equipped to share the valuable lessons you learn at a Dribbble Workshop with your team!

  • An awesome, jam-packed creative time—in just a few hours

    Since Dribbble Workshops take place over the course of a quick few hours, they don’t require extended time away from the office—or for you to even leave home. They’re a perfect, socially-distanced way to learn important new skills and make rewarding creative connections.

Sorry, all workshop ticket sales are final. But if you’d like to transfer your ticket to another person, just drop us a line at workshops@dribbble.com before January 24, 2022.