Dive into the 'Product Discovery Roadmap' slide from the 'Brainstorming Techniques' presentation. This slide serves as a guide through the development journey, from initial research to final ideation. It employs design thinking principles to create a development blueprint, outlining a timeline for each stage of the process. The roadmap also includes a sprint map and a weekly plan, ensuring a structured approach to product discovery. It's a valuable resource for anyone looking to streamline their brainstorming process and foster those 'Aha!' moments.
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