defining-product-vision

What problem does it solve? Product teams often write vague taglines or feature lists instead of real visions, leaving teams without a shared long-term direction. This Skill helps you craft a concrete, testable product vision grounded in insights from 101 product leaders at companies like Notion, Airbnb, Canva, and the New York Times. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Vision vs. strategy clarification: Distinguish vision (long-term aspiration), strategy (how to win), and roadmap (what to build) so each artifact serves its purpose. - Framework-based guidance: Apply criteria from leaders like Ebi Atawodi (lofty, realistic, tech-agnostic, problem-grounded) and Ben Williams (describe the user's world, not your product). - Mistake detection: Flag vague taglines, feature lists masquerading as vision, and statements that mention the product instead of the user's future. - Use Case: A head of product drafting a company vision statement uses this Skill to pressure-test it against the four criteria, rewrite it to describe the user's world in 5-10 years, and align executives on the result. ## Quick Start Help me write a product vision statement for my company and critique my current draft against proven vision frameworks.