E-I-TPRODUCT ROADMAP
A roadmap communicates
the why and what behind
what you’re building.
WHAT IS A PRODUCT ROADMAP?
Engineering
Marketing
Sales
Management and the board
WHO IS INVOLVED
Describes the vision and strategy
Provides a guiding document for
executing the strategy
Gets internal stakeholders in alignment
Facilitates discussion of options and
scenario planning
Helps communicate to external
stakeholders, including customers
A GOOD ROADMAP
HOW TO ROADMAP
User stories are the smallest units
of work
…a few sentences in simple
language that outline the desired
outcome
USER STORIES
As a <type of user>, I want <goal> so that
I <receive benefit>
As a customer, I want to be able to create
an account so that I can see the
purchases I made in the last year to help
me budget for next year.
USER STORY EXAMPLE
Epics are feature-level encompasses
many user stories
IT’S EPIC!!!
A list of all things that needs to be done
within the project
START WITH A PRODUCT BACKLOG
Customer priority
Urgency of getting feedback
Relative implementation difficulty
Symbiotic relationships between work
items (e.g. B is easier if we do A first)
PRIORITIZATION
BUILD YOUR ROADMAP
Brainstorm all the things that have to be
completed to launch your product
STEP 1
Organize your list into EPICS
i.e. categories
(Signup, Website development,
Purchasing etc.)
STEP 2
Streamline your list
STEP 3
Write User Stories
As a <type of user>, I want <goal> so that I
<receive benefit>
As a customer, I want to be able to create an
account so that I can see the purchases I made
in the last year to help me budget for next year.
STEP 4
Prioritize the top 5 things you must do next
Customer priority
Urgency of getting feedback
Relative implementation difficulty
Symbiotic relationships between work
items (e.g. B is easier if we do A first)
STEP 5
Talk through each step of your wireframe
Talk through your product roadmap. – Why
these are the top 5 things that matter
most and your estimated timeline.
PRESENT YOUR PLAN

EIT- Product roadmap

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    A roadmap communicates thewhy and what behind what you’re building. WHAT IS A PRODUCT ROADMAP?
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    Describes the visionand strategy Provides a guiding document for executing the strategy Gets internal stakeholders in alignment Facilitates discussion of options and scenario planning Helps communicate to external stakeholders, including customers A GOOD ROADMAP
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    User stories arethe smallest units of work …a few sentences in simple language that outline the desired outcome USER STORIES
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    As a <typeof user>, I want <goal> so that I <receive benefit> As a customer, I want to be able to create an account so that I can see the purchases I made in the last year to help me budget for next year. USER STORY EXAMPLE
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    Epics are feature-levelencompasses many user stories IT’S EPIC!!!
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    A list ofall things that needs to be done within the project START WITH A PRODUCT BACKLOG
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    Customer priority Urgency ofgetting feedback Relative implementation difficulty Symbiotic relationships between work items (e.g. B is easier if we do A first) PRIORITIZATION
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    Brainstorm all thethings that have to be completed to launch your product STEP 1
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    Organize your listinto EPICS i.e. categories (Signup, Website development, Purchasing etc.) STEP 2
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    Write User Stories Asa <type of user>, I want <goal> so that I <receive benefit> As a customer, I want to be able to create an account so that I can see the purchases I made in the last year to help me budget for next year. STEP 4
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    Prioritize the top5 things you must do next Customer priority Urgency of getting feedback Relative implementation difficulty Symbiotic relationships between work items (e.g. B is easier if we do A first) STEP 5
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    Talk through eachstep of your wireframe Talk through your product roadmap. – Why these are the top 5 things that matter most and your estimated timeline. PRESENT YOUR PLAN