Blog posts by Richard Cooley

Keeping track of changes to your prototype at the start of your project will save you time and energy in the future. Here’s how to to it.

We’ve had an in-depth look at design sprints and this post discusses some of the problems that you may encounter with tips for overcoming them.

In the previous post, we discussed how to start the design sprint week. Now we need to decide a way forward, make the prototype, and test it.

Last time I wrote about why we do design sprints. In this part, we’ll look at how I organise a typical week, focusing on the mapping and sketching days.

I’ve done several fully remote design sprints. This first post is about who you need in your team and how to shape your day.

In the final part of this series of posts on inclusive design, we look at designing payslips and how to make them more inclusive.