I've used that method, too, with great success! Are you familiar with design sprints[0]? I think I learned it from there. FWIW, design sprints are a really good

I've used that method, too, with great success! Are you familiar with design sprints[0]? I think I learned it from there. FWIW, design sprints are a really good method to find a solution to a given issue in a decent amount time[1] (not too slowly but not too fast, either, as to not overlook alternative, superior solutions). [0]: https://designsprint.org/ https://designsprint.org/ [1]: Those 4 days they mention on the website can often be reduced to a day or two once you've already done the sprint in the same problem area a few times (and provided you're tackling a small enough and specific enough issue with your sprint).