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Product Development and Engineering
Product Requirements Document (PRD)
I. Executive Summary
Brief overview of the product and its purpose
II. Introduction
Product background
Rationale for development
Key Objectives and business goals
III. Target Market
Description of the target market and user personas
IV. User Stories and Scenarios
Detailed user stories illustrating potential use cases
Scenarios depicting how the product will be used in the context of the user's environment
V. Product Overview
Core functionalities
Secondary features
Detailed description of the user interface and user experience
VI. Detailed Requirements
1. Functional Requirements
Detailed description of each functionality
Expected inputs and outputs
2. Non-functional Requirements
Performance requirements (e.g., speed, accuracy)
Usability requirements
Reliability and error handling
Compatibility and integration with existing systems
VII. System Constraints & Limitations
Hardware or software constraints
Regulatory and compliance considerations
Any potential limitations
VIII. Technical Specifications and Architecture
Overview of the product's technical architecture
Key technologies used in the product
IX. Data Management
Description of how data will be captured, processed, stored, and protected
X. Testing & Quality Assurance
Overview of testing strategy
Quality assurance processes
XI. Future Enhancements (Roadmap)
Planned upgrades or additions to the product
XII. Dependencies & Risks
Potential risks and mitigation strategies
Any dependencies on other systems or resources
XIII. Glossary
Definitions of key terms and acronyms used in the document
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