The Ultimate Product Documentation Blueprint for Product Managers ft Hubler Labs 

The Ultimate Product documentation blueprint for PMs. Where we discuss the importance of Product documentation and the role it plays in the success of your product development.
We’ll cover everything to help you Streamline Product Development from the early conceptual stage to the last mile.
*By the end of this session, you'l**l **learn:*
- Why Product documentation is an unavoidable skill for a Product manager.
- How to create effective PRDs which drives results and keeps all your stakeholders on the same page.
- You’ll also learn about the critical elements that makes a doc effective and easy to understand
- And elevate your product development with simple yet overloooked documentation techniques
Questions covered :
1. Why is documentation important for PMs? Can you explain the role of documentation in product management?
2. What are some critical pieces that a product leader should look into in any document?
3. What are some Key documents a Product leader should create for hiccup-free Product Development?
4. How do you Write an Effective PRD? I know its a big one so i’m breaking it into 3 element I’m looking for:
1. What are the *key elements an effective PRD* should have?
2. How do you use documentation to plan and prioritize feature development?
3. How does an Effective PRD *communicate vision and drive decisions* across the organization?
5. Can you give an example of a time when proper documentation helped resolve a product issue or problem?
6. How do you use documentation to track and measure product performance?
7. How do you use documentation to gather and incorporate customer feedback in the product development cycle?
8. How do you ensure that documentation is accessible and easy to understand for all relevant parties?
9. Few General questions for you Shravan. This is to understand your product philosophy
1. How far out do you plan in detail, and how has that evolved over the years?
2. How do your product/design review meetings work?
3. What’s your primary tool for task management? And for bug tracking?