Product managers · Product (UX)
Product Feature Discovery
Map a feature area from jobs-to-be-done to announcement — with a devil's-advocate branch built in.
What's on the map
The thinking behind every branch.
A discovery ritual for product teams: seed the problem space, branch into jobs-to-be-done, run the Risk Radar over the friction audit, define the activation metric, and split the work into quick wins and premium hooks. Finish by converging Quick wins with Activation metric to find the highest-leverage first ship.
- Seed
Team onboarding flow
Reworking first-week onboarding for teams — 40% currently stall before inviting a colleague.
- Feature Branching
Jobs to be done
'Prove to my boss this was a good pick' matters more than 'learn the features' in week one.
- Devil's Advocate
Friction audit
Invite flow demands admin rights most evaluators don't have — the single biggest silent killer.
- Success Metrics
Activation metric
A second teammate completes an action within 72 hours — teams that hit it retain 3×.
- UX Metaphor
Quick wins
Pre-filled invite templates, a sample project, and a 'share your first win' moment in day one.
- Friction Logic
Premium hooks
Admin analytics and SSO surface naturally at the team-growth moment — upgrade prompt where the need is born.
- Adoption Hook
Announcement
Changelog story told from the evaluator's POV: 'your first week, redesigned around your first win'.
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