From Disconnected 'Stories' to a Complete 'Map'
1. Product Vision
The product vision is a long-term, ambitious, and inspiring description of the product's future state. It answers the core question of "Why are we building this product?" and provides direction, unity, and guidance for all decisions.
Product Vision Statement Template (Geoffrey Moore)
For [Target Customer]
Who [has a specific need or pain point]
The [Product Name] is a [Product Category]
That [key benefit/problem it solves]
Unlike [main competitor]
Our product [core differentiated advantage]
“For urban residents seeking a convenient way to travel, Who are tired of traffic congestion and parking difficulties, The Uber is an on-demand ride service, That connects passengers and drivers via a mobile app, providing a convenient and efficient travel experience. Unlike traditional taxis, Our product offers more flexible scheduling, transparent pricing, and personalized service.”
✨Product Vision Generator✨
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2. User Story Mapping
User story mapping is a visualization tool that organizes user stories according to the user journey to present the full picture of the product. This helps us see the user path, discover missing features, and plan releases.
E-commerce Platform Story Map (Interactive)
Click the 'User Activity' below to expand or collapse the corresponding 'User Steps' and 'User Stories'. Click the 'Get More Stories' button to get more user story suggestions from the AI.
3. Product Backlog
The product backlog is an ordered list of all known product requirements, and it is the sole source of work for the development team. It is a dynamic and continuously refined artifact, and prioritization is crucial.
DEEP Principles
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Detailed appropriately
High-priority items have more details, while low-priority items are more general.
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Estimated
All items have an estimated effort from the team.
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Emergent
The list is dynamic and changes as understanding evolves.
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Prioritized
All items are ranked based on factors like value and risk.
Prioritization Practice (MoSCoW)
Click the buttons below to filter and view backlog items by priority.
4. PMBOK® Linkage
Agile product management practices are closely linked to the performance domains and artifacts in the PMBOK® Guide, forming a complete framework for value delivery.
Planning Performance Domain
The refinement of requirements and the construction of the product backlog are core to the planning process. This aligns with PMBOK's emphasis on iterative and incremental planning.
Delivery Performance Domain
The user story map and product backlog collectively define the product's "scope." A clear definition of requirements is a prerequisite for effective delivery.
Strategic Artifacts
The product vision statement is a key strategic artifact that guides the product's direction. The 'release slices' of the story map are a preliminary form of the product roadmap, breaking down the strategy into actionable plans.