Productside Resources
Framing the Problem
Focusing on 'who' and 'why'
Defining the problem to be solved sets the foundation for the entire product development process. Framing the problem correctly involves identifying the problem, understanding the context in which it occurs, defining the target audience, and writing a hypothesis of the desired outcomes of a solution.
This sample template from our Optimal Product Management course helps product managers document the problem they have investigated and develop a strong problem statement.
Download The Framing The Problem Template
Productside Resources
Framing the Problem
Focusing on 'who' and 'why'
Defining the problem to be solved sets the foundation for the entire product development process. Framing the problem correctly involves identifying the problem, understanding the context in which it occurs, defining the target audience, and writing a hypothesis of the desired outcomes of a solution.
This sample template from our Optimal Product Management course helps product managers document the problem they have investigated and develop a strong problem statement.
Download The Framing The Problem Template
What's Inside
- Identify the problem: Use the questions provided to help you identify your problem.
- Understand the context: Write down some of the context and constraints customers are facing.
- Craft a clear problem statement: Using your responses, summarize your problem statement.