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Product strategy & discovery

Make the product direction easier to explain before committing to a build. I help frame the opportunity, understand the people using it, and choose a focused first release.

Focus

Problem + audience

Work style

Collaborative

Useful for

Early direction

Output

Clear priorities

Product team discussing the problem and goals behind a new interface — Bring the product question into the room before choosing the solution.

01 — Direction

Start with the right question

A list of requested features does not always reveal the problem underneath. I help sort user needs, business goals, and technical constraints into a product question the team can work on together.

The aim is a useful decision and a sensible next step, not a long strategy deck that waits on a shelf.

02 — What I explore

From questions to a focused plan

Who needs the product and what they are trying to do.
Where the current journey creates friction or uncertainty.
Which assumptions need evidence before they become features.
How the first useful version can stay small and coherent.
What design and technical decisions need to happen next.

Product information organized into clear priorities and signals — A shared view of priorities makes the next product decision easier to make.

03 — What you leave with

A direction the team can use

Discovery should connect directly to the next piece of work. The result can be a sharper product brief, a prioritized opportunity map, a tested flow, or a short plan for the first release.

When it is time to move forward, I can carry the same thinking into interface design and the frontend build.

04 — Continue the work

Keep the decisions connected

UX research — learn from people and the context around their tasks.

Interface design — turn a clear direction into usable screens.

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