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Comprehensive product design and management frameworks including UX heuristics (Hick's Law, Fitts's Law), design processes (Double Diamond, Lean UX, Agile, User-Centered Design), prioritization methods (RICE, MoSCoW, Kano Model, Pareto Principle), product lifecycle guidance, PRD templates, user story formats, design critique guidelines, and usability testing checklists. Use when analyzing features, creating product documentation, facilitating design reviews, planning user research, applying UX principles to interfaces, or making product decisions that require framework-based guidance.

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name product-frameworks-for-design-and-management
description Comprehensive product design and management frameworks including UX heuristics (Hick's Law, Fitts's Law), design processes (Double Diamond, Lean UX, Agile, User-Centered Design), prioritization methods (RICE, MoSCoW, Kano Model, Pareto Principle), product lifecycle guidance, PRD templates, user story formats, design critique guidelines, and usability testing checklists. Use when analyzing features, creating product documentation, facilitating design reviews, planning user research, applying UX principles to interfaces, or making product decisions that require framework-based guidance.

Product Frameworks

Overview

Comprehensive product design and management frameworks to guide strategic decisions, improve user experience, and structure product workflows.

Reference Files:

Quick Start

  1. Identify the domain — Determine which area of product/design work you're addressing
  2. Load the relevant reference — Read the specific reference file for that domain
  3. Apply the frameworks — Use the guidance to inform decisions or structure workflows

When to Use

Need Reference File
UI/UX decisions design-principles.md
Planning discovery work design-processes.md
Evaluating features prioritization-frameworks.md
Product stage strategy lifecycle-guidance.md
Creating PRDs or user stories requirements.md
Running design reviews critique-guidelines.md
Planning user research usability-testing.md

Example Workflows

Feature Evaluation:

  1. Load prioritization-frameworks.md for RICE and Kano Model
  2. Load lifecycle-guidance.md for stage-specific priorities
  3. Apply both for informed prioritization

Interface Design Feedback:

  1. Load design-principles.md for Hick's Law and Fitts's Law
  2. Evaluate design against heuristics
  3. Load critique-guidelines.md to structure feedback

Discovery Phase Planning:

  1. Load design-processes.md for Double Diamond
  2. Load usability-testing.md for research planning
  3. Structure discovery using both

Framework Summaries

Design Principles: Hick's Law (choice overload), Fitts's Law (target sizing), affordances, feedback loops, system status visibility

Design Processes: Double Diamond (Discover→Define→Develop→Deliver), Agile, Lean UX, User-Centered Design

Prioritization: RICE Scoring, MoSCoW (Must/Should/Could/Won't), Kano Model, 80/20 Rule

Lifecycle: Introduction, Growth, Maturity, Decline stage strategies

Documentation: PRD structure, user story format, acceptance criteria

Best Practices

Progressive Loading: Don't load all references at once. Start with the most relevant file, then add others as needed.

Context-Specific Application: Frameworks are guidance, not rigid rules. Apply with judgment based on your product context.

Complementary Frameworks:

  • Kano Model + RICE = comprehensive prioritization
  • Double Diamond + Lean UX = structured but iterative discovery
  • User-Centered Design + Usability Testing = validated user focus

Shared Language: Use framework terminology to align teams and communicate with stakeholders.