The discover stage
In the discover stage, we, as a team, will try to figure out what pieces of the product we are going to build are missing, what information we need to get started, and what people actually want our product to solve for them.
In this stage, it is important that we validate and remove the assumptions, and then present correct and accurate data to our team.
Do not make the wrong conclusion. This stage is not the same as the first stage where we were just doing discovery and planning. In the first stage, we were trying to get an initial idea about the product from the client before we start planning for it; here, we are doing deeper research about the product itself, involving real users.
Usually, things to do during this stage ...
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