Richard Banfield

This book is aimed at the larger organization that is looking to use Design Sprints to answer tough questions and build a strong culture of design. Combining the experience of master design sprint facilitators with case studies from some of the world's biggest brands. Pros: Detailed and practical handbook for larger orgs and their teams. Cons: Wish we could've added more case studies.

I'm very excited to see the new book out in the wild. I've gathered several years of practical experience with large organizations and combined it with insights from top enterprise design groups to make this as useful and accessible as possible. If you're a product, design or UX person working in a big company there is a lot of delicious case studies to sink your teeth into. Please let me know...

What made this book so different, and ultimately so enjoyable to write, was we approached it as a curiosity project. We didn't pretend to have all the answers, we simply asked the world's best product leaders all the head-scratching questions all of us have. Their answers and the journeys they took to discover those answers are the core of this book. We hope you enjoy their stories, hard-won...

Received my copy yesterday and it's stunning. The design and layout make me a little jealous actually. Kind of wish my books had been so beautifully designed. I'm only a few pages in but I can already tell this book is a keeper. Nice work!

I've really enjoyed reading (and listening) to this book. It's one of those 'you-should-read-it-once-a-year' books. Apparently, Ryan has a tattoo on his arm saying "Ego is the enemy", which surprised me at first but after reading the book, makes me think it's a pretty neat idea.