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Conduct product discovery by running structured interviews to elicit user needs and constraints, then translate those insights into prioritized user stories and MVP criteria to align stakeholders and guide development.

The best way to prevent scope creep during product discovery is to apply structured scope-definition templates and prioritization guidance that translate interview insights into strict MVP criteria and prioritized user stories.

Conduct discovery interviews using a structured framework to capture user goals and constraints, then apply user story extraction techniques to convert that qualitative input into actionable development requirements.

To start defining MVP criteria for early-stage product phases, you need a basic feature idea and its context, which kicks off the discovery process to delineate scope and extract prioritized requirements across domains.

Yes, you can use this structured discovery process for requirement gathering across different domains, as the interview framework and scope-definition templates are designed to apply universally during early product phases.