Product Delivery
1 Page Project Brief
docs.google.comYou should use this 1-Pager Project Brief template for an introduction to a new project. It’s used to introduce people to why a project is being pursued and what it is about, including context, how it’s being measured, strategy for implementation, and initial design/features if they exist.
Spec Template
docs.google.comProblem Statements
I am <who> . I am trying to <outcome/job>. But <problem/barrier> because <root cause> which makes me feel <emotion>.
what makes a great 1-Pager/PRD?
As you read through these 1-Pagers, look for these elements that make them effective:
As you read through these 1-Pagers, look for these elements that make them effective:
- Problem-oriented: They crystallize the problem being solved in a few strong sentences—ideally near the top of the document—to focus the brainpower of every teammate in the same direction.
- Clear success criteria: They super-specifica
Examples and templates of 1-Pagers and PRDs
Now when looking to adopt a feature, I ask myself:
Why is this feature working in that product?
Why might this feature succeed or fail in our context, i.e. will it translate well?
What adaptations are necessary to make this feature succeed in our context?
Why is this feature working in that product?
Why might this feature succeed or fail in our context, i.e. will it translate well?
What adaptations are necessary to make this feature succeed in our context?
Jorge Mazal • How Duolingo Reignited User Growth
One of the most important habits of highly effective PMs is creating an aura of “I got this,” and the best way to build that aura is to never drop the ball.
When people ask you for decisions, use the opportunity to remind them that they are the expert and ask what context they need from you to make their recommendation.
Create a self-reliant team by empowering your teammates as experts in their disciplines, encouraging them to think like PMs and keep initiatives moving when you’re not in the room.
One of the most important habits of highly effective PMs is creating an aura of ‘I got this,’ and the best way to build that aura is to never drop the ball.