af-defining-requirements

A mini-PRD is a concise, actionable Product Requirements Document that structures feature requirements into core components, user stories, and acceptance criteria before implementation begins.

The best way to structure requirements is by creating a mini-PRD that groups work into Epics, Features, and Scenarios, ensuring your project planning process maintains hierarchical organization and clarity.

You define atomic features by articulating the smallest valuable pieces of work within a structured documentation format, grouping them hierarchically under broader Epics for better project management.

Yes, you can use this approach to define the core components, user stories, and acceptance criteria for a new user login feature in a structured way before implementation begins.

You need to organize work into Epics, Features, and Scenarios when starting new feature development in the initial stages of product development to ensure structured documentation and focused project planning.