Product Manager] Requirements collection and management

Table of contents

1. What is demand

Second, the common method of requirements gathering

 3. User interview record form

Fourth, the demand pool


1. Able to understand and describe requirements

2. Ability to collect and manage requirements

1. What is demand

1. Questions raised by customers to product managers

2. The clear purpose stated by the customer

3. A clear plan that the user expects

Second, the common method of requirements gathering

 3. User interview record form

Interview project name

Purpose of interview

interview event, location,

User pain points, user solutions, user original needs

Pay attention to the problem

1. Ask the question knowingly, 2. Cannot guide the user, 3. The question is too open, 4. The question is too detailed, and it is difficult for the user to recall

Fourth, the demand pool

 Five, demand analysis

1. What is needs analysis

It is to examine the user's needs from the perspective of the product, clarify the user's expectations for the product, or the purpose that the user wants to achieve through the product, that is, the process of transforming the user's original demand into product demand

For example, if the user wants a longer phone line, the purpose behind it is for the convenience of calling, we can study a wireless ignition

2. When to conduct needs analysis

When collecting requirements, you can communicate directly and in-depth. When collecting, you can do a part of the analysis, such as the analysis of competing products, and directly obtain the purpose behind the requirements.

After the demand is collected, the original demand of the demand side is recorded in the demand pool, and the demand in the demand pool is subsequently analyzed

When interviewing with users, you only need to record the pain points, current situation and original needs,

Six, the method of demand analysis

character, scene, purpose

role, clearly who proposed it

Scenario, the scenario where the requirement occurs, under what circumstances + what to do

Purpose, what purpose do you hope to achieve the user

It is possible that one scene corresponds to one purpose, and it may correspond to multiple purposes

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