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What is Discovery?

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March 13, 2014

By the Book:

The Yeti discovery phase is an intensive three day workshop with the purpose of aligning the goals of a project with the expectations of everyone involved. Through discovery we create a strategy for the design and development of the client's idea and a roadmap for completing the project.

A More Candid Look:

After a recent discovery phase Mike pulled me aside to do a quick interview while the experience was still fresh on my mind. The result is an honest portrait of the energy that goes into our discovery phase and the excitement that comes out of it. Oh and a motorcycle.


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