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Product Goal
A Product Goal states the useful result a product should create for users or the business.
Open guide ↗Problem Statement
A Problem Statement says who has a problem, when it happens, and why solving it matters.
Open guide ↗Target User
A Target User is the clear group whose needs and limits guide the first product choices.
Open guide ↗User Story
A User Story is a short sentence. It names a user, a needed task, and why it helps.
Open guide ↗User Flow
A User Flow maps the screens, choices, and replies on the way to a result.
Open guide ↗Acceptance Criteria
Acceptance Criteria are results people can see and test. They say when a feature works well enough to accept.
Open guide ↗Design System
A Design System is a shared, maintained set of rules, design tokens, components, patterns, and guides.
Open guide ↗Button
A button is a control you press to make something happen on the current screen.
Open guide ↗Spacing
Spacing is empty space placed on purpose. It groups related items, separates ideas, and gives a page rhythm.
Open guide ↗Transition
A transition moves between two known visual states over a set time.
Open guide ↗Backend
A backend is the server-side part behind an interface. It applies business rules, works with data, and connects other systems.
Open guide ↗Language Model
A language model is a statistical model that predicts and creates sequences. It can often follow instructions for text and other kinds of data, called modalities.
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