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Writing Product Specs

How to construct and standardize your PRDs / PRFAQs across the Product organization
John Scrugham
Use Coda for your technical documentation such as product requirement documents (PRDs), product requirement frequently asked questions (PRFAQs), and beyond.

1. Standardize your
*PRD Template*
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Add common language and segments that each product launch needs to include, then lock the Page so folks don’t accidentally make edits to it.
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2. Re-use the
*PRD Template*
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for new PRDs.

You have two options for how you can copy the
*PRD Template*
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when it’s time to create a new write-up.
A. Click the “...” to the right of the Template Page to open up the Pages options > Duplicate
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B. Add the feature into the PRD table within
All PRDs
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> Click the button “Create PRD”
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3. Add and edit your Product Page such as
Feature X
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4. Invite your team

Share your designers and engineers on the doc if they don’t already have access by going to Share > adding their name or email address > Share.
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Email or Slack the team that URL of the Feature Page. Each Page within your Coda doc is a unique URL that will bring people to the right page in the doc.
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