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Product Management Templates
Get inside the minds of Product Leaders from Uber, Amazon, and Spotify with
these templates covering the 9 most common Product Management scenarios.
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No matter what scenario you and your Product Team are facing, we’ve got you covered with these templates created by experienced Product Managers from leading tech companies. Discover three professional and proven examples across each of the nine most-common challenges you are bound to face as a Product Manager. Simply scroll down and choose the example template you want to see. Want the lot now? Skip down to the bottom and we’ll email you everything in one place.
Product Requirements Document (PRD)
A PRD is a guide that defines a particular product’s requirements, including its purpose, features, functionality, and behavior.
Your Product Has a Job To Do!
Launch In Coda
Understand What Matters
Create Mural
Set Your Requirements
Roadmap
Product Roadmaps are the essential strategy document for all Product Managers, as it lays out your vision and the stages between where you are now and the realization of it.
Product Launch
Plan and execute successful product launches with these proven tools and templates.
Retrospectives
Retrospectives are brief exercises where team members discuss what could have made the last sprint/scrum more efficient.
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Product Leader
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Product Manager
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Product Manager
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Mari Bolton
Senior Product Manager
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Design Sprint
Design Sprints started at Google about 6 years ago. Since then, they have helped product teams from all over the world to solve design problems quickly.
Customer Journey Maps
A Customer Journey Map (CJM) is a diagram that shows visually the stages a customer goes through when using your product.
User Flow
User Flows are visual tools that depict the set of steps taken by a user to achieve a goal within a digital product.
User Personas
Creating personas will help you to understand your users’ needs, experiences, behaviors, and goals.
Feature Prioritization
Prioritization is the art and science of deciding what is important to do now, and what can wait until later, based on balancing cost with benefit.
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