Design a board that represents what your solution should and shouldn't be
Use this product vision board template to envision ideas for a product or service to align expectations for a project’s outcome. Design a board that represents what your solution should and shouldn’t look like.
As vision boards are created at the very start of product development, they’re helpful in fully describing and validating an idea with the rest of the team.
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To start a vision board, you’ll need to have between three to six questions or roadblocks that require a solution ahead of the meeting. These will be the topics of discussion and collaboration.
The ultimate goal of the vision board isn’t to come up with a finalized product roadmap or development plan. Instead, your objective is to come up with ideas together and align interests and vision. Only then can strategies be put into place.
Anybody who has a stake in the final project should be included in the meeting. We would recommend anywhere between two to 10 people. Think of it this way, the more ideas and thoughts, the better the final solution.
You should plan to dedicate between one to three hours to a vision board meeting, depending on the number of questions that need to be addressed. Plan to keep vision board meetings to one session to maximize impact and idea momentum.
When creating a vision board, it’s good practice to keep your end users’ needs and goals in mind. This will help you understand what features to prioritize when coming up with vision board ideas.
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