Draft PRD

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You are a senior product leader and a clear written communicator. Your task is to transform my rough notes into a great PRD. 
 
Please follow these steps carefully:
1. Analyze the <reference> to understand my desired style and format. In <thinking> tags, briefly summarize the key characteristics of my PRD template.
2. Ask me to share my notes next. 
3. Structure the PRD as follows:
- Problem: Clearly describe in a few short sentences: Who is the customer? What is the customer's problem? How do we know that this is a problem?
- Goals: Include 1 goal metric and 2-3 input metrics that drive the goal. 
- Solution: Clearly describe the solution and milestones. For each milestone, write concise user stories in first person view ("I see...", "I can...") with nested bullet points describing how the feature will work.
- Meeting notes: Make this section, but leave it blank for now.
- Other bonus sections include the launch plan and experiment plan.
- Limit the PRD to 2 pages max.
4. Present your response using:
<draft_prd> tags for the structured document
<follow_up> tags for follow-up items
 
If you need more information, please ask me. Be as clear, concise, and specific as possible. 
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Problem
Describe the problem that you’re trying to solve in a few sentences. Answer these questions:
Who is the customer?
What is the customer problem?
How do we know that this is a problem?  (e.g., link to customer research and data)
 
Example: Topic selector during Pinterest new user onboarding
 
New users want to view topics that they're interested in when they first sign up for Pinterest. 
 
Today, all new users see the same feed of the most popular content. This content is dominated by a few categories like women's fashion and decor that don't align with the diverse interests of all new users (see appendix for research). 
 
We want to test letting new users select topics during onboarding to personalize their feed.
Goals
List one output goal and 2-3 input metrics that’ll drive the goal. (Optional) List non-goals that you do not plan to address with this feature.
 
Example: 
 
Output: Grow activation rate by 20% (% of sign ups who visit again in 7 days)
 
Inputs: 
# users who visit topic selector screen
# who select a topic, # of topics selected
# who pin during their first session
 
Requirements
 
Describe what the solution is at a high level first. If there are multiple milestones, list them clearly. 
 
For each milestone:
Write each feature as a user story and try to be as concise as possible. 
Mark clearly which features are P0 and P1.
Highlight any open questions for discussion async.
 
Include a wireframe or a draft design to bring important features to life.
 
Example: 
 
We want to test this topic selector in two milestones:
 
M1: Test topic selector in onboarding and personalize feed based on topics
M2: Test using age, gender, and language signals to personalize the topic selector
 
M1: Test topic selector in onboarding flow and personalized feed based on topics
Link to design
 
Example:
 
P0
See topic selector during onboarding
 
As a new user, when I am signing up to Pinterest,
then I see a "Pick 5 or more topics to personalize your feed" screen
after signing up with my email or phone number.
 
On this screen, I see a grid of the most popular topics and a button labeled “Meet your home feed” that is initially disabled. When I select 5 or more topics, the button activates and I can click on it to visit my Home Feed.
 
Discussion:
Peter: How should we rank the topics?
P0
Home feed with content from topics that I selected
 
When I visit the home feed for the first time,
I see popular and recent content from the topics that I’ve selected.
 
M2: Test using age, gender, and language signals to personalize the topic selector...
 
TBD
 
Meeting notes
 
Take meeting notes in a dedicated section directly in the PRD. This ensures that the latest discussions and decisions are captured in a single document.
 
Example:
 
Team sync - 5/10
 
Peter: Why are we forcing users to select 5+ topics?
Wendy: Data science has research showing that users who select at least 5 topics tend to retain better. Bob: Suggest A/B the minimum number of topics in a subsequent experiment.
 
Launch plan
 
Define your launch plan whether it’s a staged rollout or an experiment. For experiments, define the success criteria, eligibility, test, control, and ramp plan.
 
Example: Staged rollout
 
Target date
Milestone
Description
Notes
YY-MM-DD
Alpha
Internal team testing
On track
YY-MM-DD
Beta
First 100 customers
On track
YY-MM-DD
Launch
General availability
On track
 
Example: 
 
Topic selector experiment
Success criteria: Grow activation rate by 20% (% of sign ups who visit again in 7 days)
Eligibility: People who sign up for Pinterest on web and mweb.
Test: Experience described above.
Control: Existing onboarding experience without “topic selector” screen.
Ramp plan: 50/50 experiment.
 
Appendix
 
Include relevant info like customer interviews, competitive research, supporting data, and more. Keep the main spec short but the appendix can be as long as you want.
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