About this template
This Notion template provides a robust framework for outlining, monitoring, and specifying the requirements for your product or feature. It covers everything from project details and objectives to user stories and unresolved issues.
Details: Includes roles such as Document Owner, Designer, Tech Lead, and QA, along with the target release date.
Aim: Contextualises the project within your company's strategic objectives.
Success Indicators: Lists objectives and metrics for evaluating project success.
Assumptions: Captures assumptions about users, technology, and business objectives.
Checkpoints: Features a visual roadmap planner to keep the team aligned.
Requirements: Details specific requirements, their importance, and corresponding user stories.
User Interaction and Design: Space for adding mockups and diagrams.
Unresolved Issues: Tracks open questions and their resolutions.
Out of Scope: Lists features that are beyond the initial scope.
Ideal for product managers, tech leads, and UX designers, this template ensures that your product requirements are well-defined, aligned with business objectives, and clearly communicated to all stakeholders.
Key features
- Release, epic and ownership details
- Product aim and success indicators
- Assumptions and visual checkpoints
- Requirements, user stories and task tickets
- Design, unresolved-issue and scope sections
What's included
- Release, epic, status and team-role details
- Aim, success indicators and assumptions
- Visual checkpoint roadmap
- Requirements table with user stories, importance, tickets and notes
- Design and mock-up area
- Unresolved issues and out-of-scope sections
Use cases
- Requirement documentation
- feature scoping
- stakeholder collaboration
Who it’s for
- Product managers
- Product owners
- Cross-functional delivery teams
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about this template.
The details section covers the target release, epic, document status, owner, designer, tech lead, copywriters and QA.
The standard table records the requirement, user story, importance, task ticket and notes.
There is space for mock-ups and diagrams, an unresolved-issues table and an Out of Scope section.
They can align on the release aim, assumptions, success indicators, team roles and delivery checkpoints, while keeping requirements, design material and unresolved issues in the same page.
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