PRD (Product Requirements Document)

A PRD is a formal written specification that outlines a product's features, functionality, user needs, and success metrics to guide development and cross-functional alignment. Teams use PRDs to document business objectives, technical requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria before building or updating a product. This document serves as a reference point for engineers, designers, marketers, and stakeholders to ensure all parties understand scope, timelines, and priorities throughout the product lifecycle.

PRD (Product Requirements Document) sits under Stakeholder and Executive Communication in the Product & Program Management domain of the Luminid skills catalogue.

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