Product management guides: PRDs, roadmaps, metrics and interviews

Product management guides: PRDs, roadmaps, metrics and interviews: minimal cover

These product management guides cover the working documents and decisions of a PM: writing a PRD, building a roadmap, prioritising with frameworks such as RICE and MoSCoW, choosing metrics, running customer discovery and preparing for PM interviews. Examples are labelled as hypothetical.

Last updated: 11 November 2026.

How do product managers plan and document?

How do you prioritise and measure?

How do you find and test ideas?

How do you prepare for PM interviews?

Frequently asked questions

How do you write a PRD?

A PRD states the problem, the users, the goals, the scope and the success measures before any solution detail. The PRD guide walks through each section with a hypothetical example and a checklist for reviewing it.

Which prioritisation framework should a PM use?

The right framework depends on the decision. The prioritisation guide compares RICE, MoSCoW, Kano and ICE, shows the scoring arithmetic and says where each one breaks down, so a PM can match the method to the situation.

What metrics should a product team track?

Teams usually start with one north star metric and a funnel of acquisition, activation, retention, revenue and referral measures. The product metrics guide defines each and the product analytics tools guide covers how events are tracked.