ryux-product: Product thinking

Group Foundation · Delivery Gate area PRODUCT · RX-2.0. Levels are defined in ryux-core.

Answer these before any layout exists. Write the answers down; they are the brief.

1. Who is the user, and in what situation (device, place, time pressure)?
2. What are they trying to finish on this screen?
3. Business goal: what does the product need from this screen?
4. Information that matters: what must they see to decide or act?
5. Primary action: the one thing this screen exists for.
6. Constraints: platform, data that exists, technical or legal limits.
7. Success: how would you know the screen works?
8. Assumptions: everything you had to guess. Keep them visible.

Unknown facts stay assumptions. Do not invent business rules, metrics, user data, permissions, pricing, requirements, or API behavior; mark them [REAL DATA] or ask.