Product Requirements Document (PRD)

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Document Information

Product Name

Version

Author

Date

Status

Product Overview

Problem Statement

Product Vision

Target Users

Goals & Metrics

Business Goals

User Goals

Success Metrics

Scope

In Scope

Out of Scope

Key Features

Define up to 3 main features

Feature 1 Name

Description

Priority

Feature 2 Name

Description

Priority

Feature 3 Name

Description

Priority

Requirements

Functional Requirements

Non-Functional Requirements

Timeline & Dependencies

Key Milestones

Dependencies

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Document Information

Product Name

Version

Author

Date

Status

Product Overview

Problem Statement

Product Vision

Target Users

Goals & Metrics

Business Goals

User Goals

Success Metrics

Scope

In Scope

Out of Scope

Key Features

Define up to 3 main features

Feature 1 Name

Description

Priority

Feature 2 Name

Description

Priority

Feature 3 Name

Description

Priority

Requirements

Functional Requirements

Non-Functional Requirements

Timeline & Dependencies

Key Milestones

Dependencies

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What is a PRD?

A Product Requirements Document (PRD) defines the purpose, features, and functionality of a product. It guides the development team and stakeholders.

Who writes a PRD?

Typically, Product Managers write PRDs in collaboration with engineering, design, and business stakeholders.

How detailed should a PRD be?

A PRD should be detailed enough for the development team to understand what to build, but not so detailed that it becomes outdated quickly. Focus on the "what" and "why" rather than the "how".