What’s a PRD?

A Product Requirements Document (PRD) is a comprehensive guide that outlines the purpose, features, functionality, and specifications of a product or feature. It serves as a core reference point for product development teams, stakeholders, and other involved parties.

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 trams (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 has a clear understanding of 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