Shreyas Doshi: 10 Questions to Ask When Evaluating Product Features
How Do You Evaluate New Product Features Correctly?
Top 10 Questions to Ask When Launching a New Product
1. What is the User Need?
Ask: "What specific pain points or challenges are our users facing that this feature aims to address?"
2. Why is It Important to Solve?
3. What are the Expected Solutions?
4. What are the Unexpected Solutions?
Ask: "What are some out-of-the-box solutions we could explore for this user need?"
5. What are the Known Pros/Cons of Each?
6. What do We Still Not Know?
Ask: "What are the key unknowns we need to address before we can fully evaluate and launch this feature?"
7. How Do We Make it Known?
Ask: "How can we ensure that all relevant teams and stakeholders are informed and have the necessary information to support the development of this feature?"
8. What are the Risks?
Ask: "What are the potential risks associated with this feature, and how can we mitigate them?"
9. How will We Mitigate the Risks?
Ask: "What are our plans for mitigating the identified risks associated with this feature?"
10. How Will We Assess Progress & Results?
Ask: "What metrics and KPIs will we use to assess the success of this feature, and how will we track and measure progress over time?"
Final Thoughts
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