Fire Brick (24 Pack)

• Summary – This is an overall look at the product. It begins with an outline of the product idea and gives a brief description to introduce the product and its overall concept. It also explains why the product is being created. The product summary explains what the final product will look like, what features it will have, and how long it is expected to take to develop it.
• Business Case – Next in your spec sheet should be the business case behind the development of the product. It outlines the benefits or advantages the product gives the company in the market. It also looks at the budget and other resources required to get the project completed.
• User Stories – These are short messages based on the product’s end-user perspective. They explain what type of features users want to see in the new product. It’s also a good idea to include acceptance criteria with user stories – these are the criteria that determine whether a user story has been fulfilled by the product, such as whether a desired feature has been included.
• User Personas – This outlines who this product is being created for and designates the target audience. It outlines specifics about the target demographic and their challenges, which will be solved by the product. Knowing the intended target of the product means your work remains centered on the customer.
• Functional Spec – This is a document that describes how you see the appearance and capabilities of the upcoming product. It should also outline how users will interact with it. It’s the reference point for the product development team as they begin their work. You may want to add a flexible technical specification document here for your team as well.

Product Specification Design

It’s also important to include some indication of the product design in the product specification sheet. This is where you need technical specs and drawings. The design can be amended as you move through product development. It doesn’t have to be perfect yet but you want a visual representation to guide your product management team through the early development process. It’s a good place to include technical details and possibly purchase specifications.

There are lots of different ways you can include design information in your product specification sheet. This could be renderings or illustrations, screenshots or photographs of a prototype, or even basic notes on size, dimensions, or the product’s look and feel.

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Spec Sheet

Product Brochure