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Product Requirements Document (PRD)

A PRD captures the problem, the target users, the solution's functional and non-functional requirements, and the success criteria for a feature or product. Its job is to give designers and engineers enough clarity to build the right thing with minimal ambiguity. A strong PRD is testable: a developer could build from it with few open questions.

Related terms
User Story
A small, user-centered description of a need: as a role, I want an action, so that an outcome.
Acceptance Criteria
The conditions a user story must meet to be considered complete and correct.
Non-functional Requirements
Requirements about how a system performs — speed, security, reliability — rather than what it does.
Definition of Done (DoD)
A shared checklist of everything that must be true before work is considered complete.
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