Brainstorming on the PRD for a daily needs shop in your local area

So, lets go through it, but directly to the point.

A PRD i.e. Product Requirements Document is necessary before developing a software product.

Purpose: There is a popular local shop (imagine the name as ‘Kirana‘) in your area which sells daily needs related products like groceries, health care, personal care, kitchen essentials, household, stationery etc.

Kirana is very much popular in the local area because the quick commerce businesses is not dealing right now in your area. The shop owner has decided to go online and capture more market and to retain the customers even in the future.

1. Objective

To make the shop available to the overall local area by making it accessible online 24*7

2. Scope

• Create a basic website with contact information.

• Make the products information like details, price etc... available to all.

• Display discounts, offers

• Display early opening/closing date-time of the shop

• Display which products are in stock or out of stock

3. Features & Requirements

P1

• Products Listing

• Opening/Closing date-time of the shop

• Products availability

P2

• Online delivery

• Partnership with local vendors

• Different payment integrations

4. User stories or Use cases

User story:

• I want products information anytime

• I want to know the price of a product

• I want to order online

• I want subscription for some products

• I want to know about a product's availability

• I want to keep track of the price of a product

• I want to have a checklist for my daily needs

5. Technical requirements

• React/ReactNative

• Java

• AWS

• Ticket tracking tool

• Survey/Feedback forms

6. Design Requirements

• Works on mobile, tablets, and desktops

• Font Roboto

• Bold, attention-grabbing colors for CTA buttons like Orange

• Use grid layouts for product listings

• Colors:

  • Primary Color: Green (#4CAF50)

  • Accent Color: Yellow (#FFC107) for CTA buttons

  • Background: Light Beige (#F8F8F8)

  • Text Color: Dark Gray (#333333)

7. Timeline

12 Week

• Week 1-2: Planning & Strategy

• Week 3-4: Website & Online Store Setup

• Week 5-6: Product & Inventory Management

• Week 7-8: Marketing

• Week 9-10: Testing

• Week 12: Official Launch

That was all for now! I hope this can provide a fair idea about the purpose and requirements. Any feedback is most welcome. Please let me know what can be done to make this better the next time I create a PRD