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From idea to evidence
A responsible product process moves through decisions, not a fixed calendar.
1. Problem discovery
Interview users and study the current workaround.
2. Validation
Test whether the audience will commit time, data, access, or money.
3. Scope
Choose one end-to-end outcome and define exclusions.
4. Feasibility
Test uncertain data, model, hardware, or integration assumptions before building the whole product.
5. Design and architecture
Define user flow, data model, permissions, operational ownership, and risk controls.
6. Build and test
Implement the core workflow, acceptance tests, monitoring, and deployment.
7. Limited launch
Start with a group the team can support closely.
8. Learn and decide
Review usage, failures, support, retention, and economics. Expand, revise, or stop.
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