Breaking down barriers and creating innovative solutions together. With design thinking, design sprints and design studio workshops, you pool energy, develop user-centred solutions and speed up the innovation process. Ergon offers customised workshop formats that help you to quickly understand challenges, develop ideas for solutions and validate them through prototyping and feedback. This is collaborative design in a motivational, focused atmosphere.
Design thinking and design sprints at Ergon
The benefits of design thinking and design sprints
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Faster innovations with structured workshops
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Creative collaboration for new ideas and approaches
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User-centred, implementable solutions to the challenges you face
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Clear goals and focused work with tangible results
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Knowledge of the latest methods and best design and prototyping practices
FAQ
Innovation methods help develop new product ideas systematically and validate them early. These FAQs look at the use of design thinking, design sprints and interdisciplinary workshops, and how prototypes contribute to faster, better-founded decisions.
What are innovation methods?
Innovation methods help develop, test and refine new ideas in a structured way. Approaches such as design thinking or design sprints support solving problems with a user-centred approach and validating concepts early.
When are design sprints suitable for new product ideas?
Design sprints are particularly suitable for new product ideas, open questions, or early concept phases. In a short time, ideas can be structured, tested with prototypes, and validated with user feedback.
How does design thinking speed up innovation processes?
Design thinking speeds up innovation processes because teams understand user problems early, test ideas quickly, and refine solutions iteratively. Decisions are based on concrete insights rather than assumptions.
What advantages do prototypes bring to innovation workshops?
Prototypes make ideas tangible early on and allow fast feedback before development effort is incurred. In innovation workshops, they help teams test assumptions and better understand possible solutions.
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Glossary
User-centred innovation processes combine creativity with structured problem-solving and fast validation. This glossary explains the methodological building blocks that help teams spot opportunities, flesh out ideas, and develop solutions that hold up in practice.
Design studio workshops
Design studio workshops are collaborative formats in which teams sketch out, discuss and refine ideas. They build a shared understanding and bring different perspectives together early in the problem-solving process.
Feedback sessions
Feedback sessions are structured meetings in which feedback on ideas, prototypes or concepts is gathered and assessed. They help test assumptions and refine solutions iteratively.
Transdisciplinary
Transdisciplinary means bringing knowledge and perspectives from different fields together to solve a problem. In innovation projects, this supports more holistic solutions that are easier to put into practice.
Innovation process
An innovation process describes the structured development of new ideas, from defining the problem through to validation. In a UX context, it combines creativity, user feedback and feasibility checks.