What’s a PRD?

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The Product Requirements Document is a comprehensive guide that outlines the purpose, features, functionality, and specifications of a product or feature. It is a core reference point for product development teams, stakeholders, and other parties.

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Teams use PRDs to:

• Align all stakeholders on the product vision and goals
• Guide development efforts and prioritize features
• Set clear expectations for deliverables and timelines
• Ease communication between different teams (e.g., product, engineering, design, marketing)
• Serve as a reference point throughout the development process
• Help in decision-making and problem-solving

By maintaining a well-structured PRD, teams can ensure that everyone involved in the product development process clearly understands the project's objectives, requirements, and expected outcomes.

This helps to minimize misunderstandings, reduce scope creep, and increase the likelihood of delivering a successful product that meets user needs and business goals.

So let’s begin.

• Product Overview
• Objective & Purpose
• Target Audience & Personas
• Scope & Features
• User Stories & Use Cases
• Technical Requirements
• Design Requirement