Teste rápido
Guess first, no penalty. You give AI your problem section and ask it to draft the rest of a PRD. Which part do you have to supply yourself?
A PRD (product requirements document) says what to build and why, so designers, engineers and leaders agree before work starts. One page is enough for most features.
A one-page PRD has five parts:
- Problem: who has it, with a quote (from the last lesson).
- Who it's for: the users, and who it's not for.
- Goal and measure: what changes if it works, and the number you'll watch.
- Non-goals: what this won't do, so the scope stays small.
- Open questions: what you still need to find out.
AI drafts all five fast. Its weak spot is the goal: it fills it with confident numbers ("increase engagement by 30%") nobody chose. So you give it the measure, and you ask it to mark every assumption.
Worked example
A prompt (the message you send the AI):
Here is my problem section, with quotes from 5 interviews.
Draft the rest of a one-page PRD: who it's for, non-goals and open questions.
Goal: night-shift nurses read charts without squinting.
Measure: support tickets about screen brightness, per month.
Don't invent other numbers. Mark every assumption with [assumption].You set the goal and the measure. The AI fills in the structure around them and shows you where it guessed.
Preencha as lacunas
Fill the gaps.
Prompt
Draft a one-page PRD from my problem section. Goal: . Measure: . .
Try it
Seus passos, cerca de 2 minutos
- 1.Add the other four parts to your one-page PRD with the prompt above. Write the goal and measure yourself, and keep every [assumption] tag for now.2 min