product management templates, describing the Product development phases.

1. Product
management
templates
By Ved Sahu

2. Roadmap template
● The most essential step for product development, and essential document for
Product managers. As it sets the stepping stones for the target as product
and gives the realization of the journey to go the target.
● Sets the tone and bring all the stakeholders to the same page,drive and
operationalize the workforce to find the gaps you product needs to feel, tracks
your progress and helps in efficiently communicating to the team.
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3. PRD TEMPLATES
● This document is built for the requirement of your product which you are
building. Also to communicate what PMs are building, who is it for and how it
benefits the end users.
● It also serves as a guide to the all the stakeholders like business and
technical teams to help develop, launch and market the product.
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4. USER PERSONA
● Description of a just like characters reflecting the status, values, behaviors
and all the little bit characters of a product’s ideal users.
● Teams uses persona as their particular user types for the development. It
helps them to drive decisions making and provide a filter they can use when
considering different options.
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5. FEATURE PRIORITIZATION
● The method to decide which important is important to do now and what can
wait until later and keep and backlog, based on the MVP creation balancing
cost with benefits.
● It allows you to assign sufficient time to complete tasks and make necessary
adjustment leaving enough room for the mistakes.
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6. USER FLOW
● A set of steps taken by the users to get the desired result within the digital
product.
● It contains just the essential information that helps represent the goals of the
system-user interactions, define and organise the functional requirements in
the system.
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7. USER JOURNEY
● A flow or diagram that visually shows the stages a customer goes through
when using your product.
● From the trigger, need, pain point that motivates them to begin your product,
through actual use, through to resolution and achievement of their goal
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8. DESIGN SPRINTS
● The key purpose of a design sprints is to save steps product development
and release.
● A short time constraints is necessary and it highlights the survivalist nature of
the sprint: only what is useful will be kept in the end.
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9. RETROSPECTIVE
● A brief exercise to discuss successes and failures of the last sprint or
incident.
● Allow the team to reflect and determine how they can use that knowledge to
improve future processes.
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