What's included

• As a Product Onwer

  Product road map: A document outlining the vision, goals, and objectives of the product, as well as the high-level plan for achieving them over a given period of time. Product requirements: A detailed document outlining the functional and non-functional requirements of the product, including user stories, use cases, and acceptance criteria. Product backlog: A prioritized list of features and enhancements to be delivered as part of the product, along with their relative priority and estimated effort. User personas: A document that describes the target users of the product, including their demographics, goals, and pain points. User flows: A visual representation of the steps a user takes to accomplish a specific task or achieve a specific goal within the product. Wireframes and mockups: Low-fidelity visual representations of the product's layout, navigation, and functionality, which would be used to test and validate design concepts with users. Product launch plan: A document outlining the steps, timeline, and resources needed to successfully launch the product to the market KPI's (key performance indicators) and success metrics: A set of metrics that will be used to measure the performance of the product and its impact on the business. Product Status report: A document that provides a status update on the product development, including progress made, issues encountered, and next steps to be taken. All of these deliverables would be shared with the client at different stages of the product development process and will be used to keep the client informed and updated on the progress of the project.