Master running a Design Thinking workshop
Unlock your team's potential using this step-by-step checklist from a results-driven UX trainer.
- Run a design thinking workshop that boosts skillsets and mindsets
- Follow this step-by-step guide to avoid confusion or mis-steps
- Use my time-tested approach of running workshops with as many as 100 participants - virtually and in-person
- Learn how I make a business case (for workshop) from executives
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Get results from a design thinking workshop
The exact steps I use when running workshops for my clients - big or small
Make a persuasive business case
Most teams suffer from friction. Steal these talking points to persuade executives to sell-in the workshop and attract the right attendees.
Plan your workshop
Surgically focus on the number of goals, problems and attendees to set your workshop for success..
Get the logistics right
Setup your event (In-person or Online) and plan for curveballs - so you come out smiling no matter what.
Run a successful workshop
A design thinking workshop should be a change agent, not a snooze-fest
Create actionable insights
Capture insights big and small and socialize them for maximum impact and visibility.
A track record of results
My workshops consistently receive rave reviews - thanks to this checklist
He engaged our group with a balanced mix of presentation and hands-on group activities. We left with tangible design tips and insights that were immediately applicable to helping us improve application conversion and our onboarding experience.
Elaine Harman
VP Digital
Patelco Product Team Workshop
Your source: A practicing UX Pro
San Fancisco based, 20+ years of experience
As a practicing UX trainer and designer it pains me when I see ‘guides‘ that have gaps or a haphazard mix of stuff.
Most design thinking workshops fail to create a lasting impact because of a lot of little mistakes, that are easy to correct.
I’ve spent 20+ years in the trenches helping my clients fix broken processes, change mindsets and grow both products and people – efficiently.
My goal is to help you avoid mistakes and remove the fear and anxiety that comes with running a successful workshop.
I hope this checklist helps your journey.
