Essential Utensil - When making something, what questions do you always ask?

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When making something, what questions do you always ask?

Related to the previous post and inspired by this one, I wanted to start a collection of questions I’m always asking myself during product development.

Here’s my list so far:

1. What is the smallest possible problem that we could solve that would potentially be useful?

1a. What job does your customer want to hire your product for?

2. If we don’t put this feature in, what will our customers do instead?

3. How do we want people to feel after they experience this?

What questions are you asking?

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