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Introduction to Product Development Lifecycle

Defining the Product Development Lifecycle

Key Roles and Responsibilities

Ideation and Definition

Generating and Screening Ideas

Crossword: PDLC Terminology

Market Research and Validation

Design, Development, and Launch

Design and Prototyping

Development and the MVP

Testing, Launch, and Iteration

Knowledge Check

Quiz: Lifecycle Stages

Quiz: Roles and Responsibilities

Quiz: Ideation and Research

Quiz: Design and MVP

Quiz: Launch and Feedback

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Course Survey

Mastering the Product Development Lifecycle from Ideation to Launch is a practical, end-to-end course designed to help you take a concept from spark to successful market release with confidence. Whether you’re building a new feature or an entirely new product, you’ll learn how to navigate each stage of the Product Development Lifecycle (PDLC)—Ideation, Definition, Design, Development, and Launch—using proven frameworks and real-world examples. You’ll uncover how a structured approach reduces risk, improves product quality, and accelerates time-to-value by aligning teams around customer problems and measurable outcomes. Through clear explanations and hands-on guidance, you’ll explore idea generation and screening, user and market validation, UX/UI design fundamentals, prototyping, agile execution, and MVP strategy. You’ll also master testing, QA, launch readiness, and post-launch iteration to continually refine your product based on user feedback and performance data. By the end, you’ll have a repeatable toolkit to collaborate effectively across product, design, engineering, and stakeholders—equipping you to deliver customer-loved solutions and measurable business impact.

Mastering the Product Development Lifecycle from Ideation to Launch

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            <p>The journey from a single spark of inspiration to a market-ready product is a complex process that requires a disciplined and strategic framework. Mastering the Product Development Lifecycle (PDLC) provides the necessary structure to navigate this journey, ensuring that every stage—from initial ideation and definition to design, development, and the final launch—is executed with precision. By adopting a structured approach, organizations can significantly mitigate risks, optimize resource allocation, and ultimately deliver high-quality products that resonate with their target audience. Understanding these standard stages is essential for anyone looking to transform abstract concepts into successful, real-world solutions.</p>

<p>Success in product development is rarely the result of a solo effort; it hinges on the seamless collaboration of cross-functional teams, including Product Managers, Designers, and Engineers. This course explores the critical roles and responsibilities within the lifecycle, emphasizing how market research and user validation serve as the foundation for viable product concepts. Participants will delve into the nuances of prototyping, the strategic implementation of a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), and the iterative nature of agile development. Beyond the launch, the focus shifts to quality assurance and the vital role of post-launch feedback, ensuring that the product continues to evolve and thrive in a competitive marketplace.</p>
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