🌅Introduction
Before you dive in, it's crucial to understand the rationale, process, and desired outcomes of the Design Sprint tailored for Kickstart Week.
Goal of the Kickstart Week
This camp is designed to equip you with the necessary tools and knowledge to create high-quality projects that are ready for SCF (Stellar Community Fund) funding.
Expected Outcomes
Your goal is to craft a submission for the SCF Build Award, a one-time award of up to $150,000 in XLM*, showcasing the intent and viability of your project
The Design Sprint Framework
To achieve these outcomes, Kickstart Week leverages a Design Sprint, offering a structured approach to crafting a compelling Stellar Community Fund submission.
Spanning five days, the sprint guides you through critical development phases:
Day 1: Validate your problem and define your MVP's Scope.
Day 2: Build a prototype to validate with real users.
Day 3: Outline the technical architecture.
Day 4 & 5: Develop your GTM, Pitch Deck and compile all the information into a comprehensive application, including a clear product overview, a development roadmap, and a sensible budget.
Learn More:
This bootcamp model is inspired by the design sprint developed by leaders at Google Ventures. You can find more information about it at this link: https://www.gv.com/sprint/
Tools for the Sprint
The Design Sprint utilizes Miro as a collaborative tool, providing you with a visual and interactive way to engage with the sprint's structure and tasks.
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