problem-definition
Problem Definition
Scope
Covers
- Turning a vague idea into a crisp, testable problem definition
- Writing a shareable problem statement (1-liner + expanded)
- Capturing Jobs To Be Done (JTBD) and target segments
- Mapping current alternatives (including non-digital/analog) and “why now / why digital”
- Building an evidence + assumptions log to drive learning
- Defining success metrics + guardrails and clear scope boundaries
When to use
- “Write a problem statement for…”
- “We need to define the problem space / JTBD.”
- “We keep jumping to solutions; help us get clear on the real problem.”
- “Pressure to ‘do AI’ — verify there’s a real pain point first.”
- “Before we write a PRD, align on what problem we’re solving.”
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