Product Requirement Document (PRD)
A Product Requirement Document (PRD) captures product goals, user needs, priorities and acceptance criteria in a structured format. It serves as the communication and decision basis between product management, engineering and stakeholders. A well-written PRD surfaces assumptions, reduces misunderstandings and guides implementation choices. It also supports roadmap planning and risk assessment.
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