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Find the optimal number of features for your product

Find the optimal number of features for your product

A foundational question in product design is what features to add to a new product.  The more features we add, the more complicated and expensive the product becomes.

There is no uniform formula that will allow us to find the optimal number of features for our product. However, a three-step process can help.

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