Label the input
State that feedback is fictional and does not establish a real sample claim.
Concrete output: A scope and data note.
FICTIONAL LEARNING EXERCISE
A product decision note from fictional feedback
Choose a narrow problem from eight fictional feedback entries. The file is not real user research or validated demand.
Inspect the sample file
8 sample rows · 2 columns
| feedback_id | sample_feedback |
|---|---|
| F01 | I cannot find the status of my saved request |
| F02 | The confirmation message is unclear |
| F03 | I want fewer repeated fields |
| F04 | I do not know which step comes next |
The table shows the first four rows. The file is fictional; some exercises intentionally include missing or conflicting values. Do not interpret them as real operational outcomes.
Download fictional sample CSV ↓Create themes
Group similar statements and keep unclear items separate instead of forcing them into a category.
Concrete output: Two or three themes and unknowns.
Compare two approaches
Describe two responses to the chosen problem. Label unmeasured effort or impact as assumptions.
Concrete output: An option-comparison table.
Explain the decision and test
Write why you would investigate one approach first and what new information you need.
Concrete output: A priority rationale and research question.
My own project narrative
Write what you actually did and its limits in your own words rather than copying a prewritten achievement.
Ask yourself before saving
- Did I confuse a theme with a ready-made solution?
- Did I label impact and effort estimates as assumptions?
- Did I incorrectly imply real user research?