Choose a direction for a product by understanding the user problem, identifying possible approaches and deciding which trade-offs matter most. Use this before building a roadmap, so plans follow a clear set of choices. Describe the opportunity and what must be true for the intended outcome to happen. Compare the advantages and disadvantages of each option, select an approach and explain why its benefits justify its compromises. Revisit the choices as circumstances change.
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