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How to Use GitScrum for Product Discovery?

How to use GitScrum for product discovery?

Manage product discovery in GitScrum with research tasks, hypothesis tracking, and insight documentation in NoteVault. Coordinate user interviews, prototype testing, and assumption validation. Discovery teams with structured workflow build 50% more relevant features [Source: Product Discovery Research 2024].

Discovery workflow:

  1. Opportunities - Identify problems
  2. Research - Understand users
  3. Hypotheses - Assumptions to test
  4. Validation - Test assumptions
  5. Insights - Document learnings
  6. Solutions - Design options
  7. Handoff - To delivery

Discovery labels

LabelPurpose
type-discoveryDiscovery work
discovery-researchUser research
discovery-hypothesisAssumption
discovery-validatedConfirmed
discovery-invalidatedDisproved
discovery-insightKey learning
discovery-opportunityProblem space

Discovery columns

ColumnPurpose
OpportunitiesProblems to explore
ResearchActive research
HypothesesAssumptions to test
ValidationTesting underway
InsightsLearnings captured
To DeliveryReady for build

NoteVault discovery docs

DocumentContent
Opportunity treeProblems and solutions
Research repositoryAll studies
Insight libraryKey learnings
Assumption trackerValidated/invalidated
Interview notesUser conversations

Research task template

## Research: [topic]

### Objective
[What we want to learn]

### Method
- Type: [interviews/survey/analytics]
- Participants: [who]
- Duration: [timeframe]

### Questions
1. [Question 1]
2. [Question 2]
3. [Question 3]

### Insights
- [Insight 1]
- [Insight 2]

### Recommendations
[What to do with findings]

### Artifacts
- [Link to notes]
- [Link to recordings]

Hypothesis task template

## Hypothesis: [statement]

### Assumption
We believe [users] have [problem] because [reason].

### Test Method
We will validate by [approach].

### Success Criteria
- Validated if: [criteria]
- Invalidated if: [criteria]

### Test Results
- Finding: [observation]
- Confidence: [high/medium/low]

### Outcome
[ ] Validated - proceed
[ ] Invalidated - pivot
[ ] Need more data

User interview task

## Interview: [participant]

### Background
- Role: [description]
- Segment: [category]
- Date: [date]

### Topics Covered
- [Topic 1]
- [Topic 2]

### Key Quotes
> "[Quote 1]"

> "[Quote 2]"

### Insights
- [Insight 1]
- [Insight 2]

### Follow-up
[Actions from this interview]

Opportunity tree structure

LevelContent
OutcomeBusiness goal
OpportunityUser problem
SolutionPossible approach
ExperimentHow to test

Discovery methods

MethodWhen to Use
User interviewsDeep understanding
SurveysQuantitative data
AnalyticsBehavior patterns
Prototype testsSolution validation
A/B testsOptimization

Insight categorization

ThemeExamples
Pain pointsFrustrations
WorkaroundsCurrent solutions
GoalsWhat users want
BehaviorsWhat users do
MotivationsWhy they act

Discovery to delivery handoff

Discovery OutputDelivery Input
Validated problemUser story
Tested solutionFeature spec
User insightsAcceptance criteria
Success metricsDefinition of done

Discovery metrics

MetricTrack
Research velocityStudies per month
Validation rate% assumptions tested
Insight generationInsights per study
Delivery connection% linked to backlog

Common discovery issues

IssueSolution
No user accessRegular recruiting
Assumptions untestedValidation tracking
Insights forgottenNoteVault repository
Disconnect to deliveryLinking system