3.2 Scenarios
As a product developer, your aim should be to discover the product features that will tempt users to adopt your product rather than competing software. There is no easy way to define the “best” set of product features. You have to use your own judgement about what to include in your product. To help select and design features, I recommend that you invent scenarios to imagine how users could interact with the product that you are designing.
A scenario is a narrative that describes a situation in which a user is using your product’s features to do something that they want to do. The scenario should briefly explain the user’s problem and present an imagined way that the problem might be solved. There is no need to include everything ...
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