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Remote Design Sprint Mapping Exercise – Live Demo

The mapping exercise has always been one of the most confusing exercises in both physical and remote design sprint. During the Global Virtual Design Sprint (#GVDS), the Team Pancake Robot together has done a mapping session, which is described to be "the map that makes the most sense". Instead of just telling you what to do, we recorded the session so we can share it with you. The same method can essentially apply to both physical design sprint or a remote design sprint, whether you are running it with your team, or you're facilitating one for a client or group. 🔔Subscribe for more videos on Remote Facilitation, MURAL ticks, UX/ Product Design, Design Sprints, and more : https://www.youtube.com/thesandylam?s... -- 🔗 Global Virtual Design Sprint: https://www.virtualdesignsprint.com/ 🥞🤖Team Pancake Robot: Adèle Wallace:   / adele-capace   Jason LaManque:   / jasonlamanque   Jeannie Chen:   / jeannieschen   Raj Sark:   / rajsark   Marcus Liehr:   / marcus-liehr   Laura Barrabia Gil:   / laurabarrabia   Gregory Kalabekov:   / gregory-kalabekov   Will Lee:   / will-i-lee   Mardea Gartee:   / mardea-gartee   and myself, Sandy Lam:   / thesandylam   — Connect with me: LinkedIn:   / thesandylam   Instagram:   / thesandylam   Medium:   / thesandylam   Twitter:   / thesandylam   Facebook:   / thesandylam   TikTok:   / thesandylam   Website: https://thesandylam.com/ – Hello, 👋 I’m Sandy Lam, a Design System Product Designer, and Workshop Consultant & Facilitator. Born in Hong Kong, studied and worked in Canada, and now living in Germany – knowing and experiencing the different cultures has cultivated my interest in juxtaposing ideas. My work uses design as a medium to connect people. I usually hang out and post design-related stuff on LinkedIn. Connect with me if you’re into that. You can also find me @theSandyLam on Twitter and Instagram and any other social media platform. But don’t ask me “where are you from.” It’s a difficult question to answer, and this post explains why:   / where-you-from-sandy-lam