Start by defining a clear and concise vision for your module, to help members of the team, contributors, and users into focusing their often disparate views into a concise, visual, and short textual form. It provides a "high concept" of the product for marketers, developers, and managers.
A product vision describes the essential of the product and sets the direction to where a product is headed, and what the product will deliver in the future.
We favor a catchy and concise statement, ideally one sentence.
We suggest you use the product vision template described in the following link:
To learn more about how to write a good product vision, please see also:
- Product Management: Product Vision, by ProductPlan
- Vision, by scrumbook.org
- How to write a vision, by dummies.com
- 20 Inspiring Vision Statement Examples (2019 Updated), by lifehack.org
Indicate an initial/tentative list of high-level features - high-level capabilities or desired services of the system that are necessary to deliver benefits to the users (cf. RUP).
- Feature 1 - Short description
- Feature 2 - Short description ...
Indicate an initial/tentative list of assumptions and dependencies
- Student timetable from sigarra