brainstorming

To transform an initial product idea into an approved design specification, use a structured brainstorming process that explores context, asks clarifying questions, proposes approaches, and iteratively refines a design document for final approval.

The best way to gather requirements before building a new feature is through collaborative ideation that explores project context, asks targeted questions to refine intent, and evaluates distinct technical approaches with trade-offs.

Iterative design approval works by guiding users through individual design sections incrementally, ensuring every part of the design specification is reviewed and explicitly approved before moving to implementation.

Yes, you can explore multiple technical approaches for a single feature requirement by generating 2-3 distinct design proposals, each complete with specific trade-offs and a recommended path forward.

Yes, you need a committed design document before starting implementation to ensure all requirements are clearly defined, user-approved, and ready to guide the actual coding process without ambiguity.