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# Product Design Turn evidence and product intent into an understandable system, a purposeful environment, and testable experience. Use design artifacts to answer decisions; do not produce workshops, personas, flows, or polished screens as ceremony. ## Workflow 1. Name the design decision, target situation, current evidence, constraints, and artifact needed next. Mark assumptions and supplied personas as such. 2. Write or inspect the provisional brief. Keep audience, problem, design factors, scope, open questions, and success evidence distinct from proposed features. 3. Select the smallest route that can increase confidence: - [Process and environments](references/process-and-environments.md) for briefs, process choice, sensemaking, placemaking, autonomy, and fidelity. - [Research and synthesis](references/research-and-synthesis.md) for research plans, behavioral interviews, observation, desk research, affinity work, personas, and empathy maps. - [Problem framing](references/problem-framing.md) for problem-space models, expectations, mental-model gaps, problem statements, empowerment statements, and How Might We questions. - [Solution modeling](references/solution-modeling.md) for feature canvases, object-oriented UX, object relationships, moments, flows, and journeys. - [Structure and prototyping](references/structure-and-prototyping.md) for information architecture, thumbnails, wireframes, fidelity choices,