What is Product Discovery Anyway?
Product Discovery is the process of figuring out what needs to be built. It validates your vision, gives you a clearer picture of user needs, and gives you key answers to roadmap-building questions.
- Is the problem worth solving?
- Will our solution work?
- Will people pay for it?
If the answer to any of these questions is NO, you need to go back to the drawing board. Product Discovery is the process of working on your idea, asking questions of customers, until you get three big YES’S.
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