Writing a PRD (Product Requirements Doc)

Summary

A structured document describing the problem, goals, success metrics, scope, and requirements for a feature — the artifact that aligns design, engineering and stakeholders before work starts.

How to Learn This

1Find 2-3 public PRD templates and compare their structure.
2Write a full PRD for a small, real feature idea (see the phase project).
3Learn to separate 'must-have' scope from 'nice-to-have' scope explicitly in the doc.

Analyze a Public Dataset & Write a Metrics Readout

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