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Structure a design doc by applying phase-based modes during office hours to collect evidence, user roles, wedges, and constraints. This process guides the creation of a formal design document template with premises, approaches, and next steps, strictly excluding implementation details.

Framing a product management problem requires a guided six-phase design session to extract problem details, user roles, and success criteria. This enforces alignment before solutions are proposed, ensuring teams understand the problem space during focused office hours.

Yes, you can use this process for builder or intrapreneurship projects. It applies phase-based modes to collect evidence and constraints, working as a disciplined, non-implementation brainstorming design partner for any product team seeking structured alignment.

Identify user roles and wedges by following the staged questioning process during office hours. This method strictly extracts problem details and constraints, guiding the creation of a formal design document template without including any implementation details.

No, it does not generate implementation details. It enforces strict session rules to deliver a formal design doc template, focusing entirely on premises, approaches, and next steps to ensure alignment before any engineering solutions are proposed.