Product Roadmap Builder: Research & Design Requirements

This document outlines the detailed design specifications, wireframe descriptions, color palettes, and user experience (UX) recommendations for the "Product Roadmap Builder" application. The goal is to create an intuitive, powerful, and collaborative tool that enables product teams to strategically plan, prioritize, and communicate their product vision effectively.

1. Design Specifications

This section details the functional and non-functional requirements necessary for the "Product Roadmap Builder" application.

1.1. Functional Requirements

The application must support the following core functionalities:

• Roadmap Creation & Management:

* Ability to create new roadmaps with customizable names, descriptions, and timeframes (e.g., quarterly, yearly).

* Ability to save, edit, duplicate, and delete existing roadmaps.

* Support for multiple roadmap views: Timeline, Kanban (Board), and List.

* Option to create roadmap templates for recurring planning cycles.

* Version control or history tracking for major roadmap changes.

• Feature/Initiative Management:

* Ability to add, edit, and delete individual features, epics, or initiatives.

* Each feature must include: Name, Description, Owner, Status (e.g., Backlog, In Progress, Complete, On Hold), Priority (e.g., High, Medium, Low), Dependencies, Estimated Effort (e.g., Story Points, T-shirt size), Target Release/Milestone, Strategic Theme/Goal alignment.

* Support for hierarchical grouping of features (e.g., Initiatives > Epics > Features).

* Drag-and-drop functionality for reordering and assigning features within views.

• Prioritization Engine:

* Integration of multiple prioritization frameworks (e.g., MoSCoW, RICE, WSJF, simple weighted scoring).

* Configurable criteria for each framework, allowing users to define and weigh factors (e.g., Value, Effort, Risk, Reach, Impact, Confidence).

* Visual indicators and scoring mechanisms to aid prioritization decisions.

* Ability to custom-sort features based on calculated priority scores.

• Milestone & Release Planning:

* Ability to define and track key milestones (e.g., Beta Launch, V1.0 Release, Major Update).

* Associate features and initiatives with specific milestones or releases.

* Visual representation of milestones on the timeline view.

* Capacity planning tools to visualize team workload against planned releases.

• Resource Allocation:

* Define and manage teams and individual contributors.

* Allocate resources (teams/individuals) to features or initiatives.

* Visualize resource utilization and capacity over time (e.g., heatmaps, utilization charts).

* Identify potential resource bottlenecks or under-utilization.

• Risk Assessment & Management:

* Ability to identify, describe, and categorize risks associated with features or the roadmap itself.

* Assign likelihood (e.g., Low, Medium, High) and impact (e.g., Minor, Moderate, Critical) to each risk.

* Define mitigation strategies and assign owners for each risk.

* Track the status of risks (e.g., Open, Mitigated, Closed).

* Dashboard view for overall roadmap risk profile.

• Stakeholder Communication & Sharing:

* Configurable sharing options: Generate shareable public links (read-only), invite specific users with role-based access.

* Customizable views for different stakeholder groups (e.g., Executive Summary, Engineering View, Marketing View).

* Export functionality for roadmaps and reports (e.g., PDF, CSV, PNG image).

* Integrated commenting and feedback system for stakeholders.

• Collaboration & User Management:

* Multi-user access with role-based permissions (e.g., Admin, Editor, Viewer).

* Real-time updates for collaborative editing.

* User authentication (email/password, SSO integration).

• Reporting & Analytics:

* Interactive dashboard providing an overview of roadmap health, progress, and key metrics.

* Reports on feature progress, resource utilization, risk status, and strategic alignment.

* Customizable charts and graphs for data visualization.

1.2. Non-Functional Requirements

• Performance:

* Fast loading times for all pages and data sets (target < 2 seconds).

* Responsive and smooth interactions, even with large roadmaps.

• Security:

* Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to ensure data integrity and confidentiality.

* Data encryption at rest and in transit (SSL/TLS).

* Robust authentication mechanisms (e.g., multi-factor authentication, OAuth/SSO integration).

* Regular security audits and vulnerability assessments.

• Scalability:

* Architecture capable of handling a growing number of users, roadmaps, and features without performance degradation.

* Ability to scale storage and processing power as needed.

• Usability:

* Intuitive user interface (UI) with a minimal learning curve.

* Clear, consistent navigation and information architecture.

* Accessible design for users with disabilities (WCAG 2.1 AA compliance).

* Clear feedback mechanisms for user actions (e.g., success messages, error handling).

• Reliability & Availability:

* High uptime (target 99.9% availability).

* Robust error handling and recovery mechanisms.

* Regular data backups and disaster recovery plan.

• Compatibility:

* Cross-browser compatibility (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).

* Responsive design for optimal viewing and interaction across various devices (desktop, tablet).

• Maintainability:

* Well-structured, modular codebase for ease of maintenance, updates, and future enhancements.

* Comprehensive documentation for developers.

2. Wireframe Descriptions

This section outlines the high-level layout and key interactive elements for the primary screens of the "Product Roadmap Builder."

2.1. Dashboard / Home Screen

• Layout: Two-column layout. Left sidebar for main navigation. Main content area for dashboard.
• Left Sidebar:

* Logo/App Name.

* Navigation links: "Dashboard", "My Roadmaps", "Templates", "Settings", "Help".

* "New Roadmap" button (prominent).

• Main Content Area:

* "My Roadmaps" Section: Card-based display of recently accessed or favorite roadmaps. Each card shows roadmap name, owner, last modified date, and a quick status summary.

* "Quick Stats" Section: Widgets displaying high-level metrics (e.g., "Features in Progress," "Upcoming Milestones," "Roadmap Health Score").

* "Notifications/Activity Feed" Section: List of recent activities or alerts (e.g., "Feature X updated," "New comment on Roadmap Y").

* "Strategic Goals" (Optional): Overview of overarching company/product goals linked to roadmaps.

• Header: User profile/settings, search bar.

2.2. Roadmap View Screen (Main Working Area)

• Layout: Top header for roadmap name and global actions. Sub-header for view toggles and filters. Main content area for the selected roadmap view.
• Header:

* Roadmap Name (editable).

* Global actions: "Share," "Export," "Add Feature," "Settings" (for this roadmap).

* Search/Filter bar specific to the roadmap content.

• Sub-Header (View Controls):

* View Toggle Buttons: "Timeline View," "Kanban Board," "List View."

* Display Options: Zoom level (timeline), Group by (kanban/list), Filter by (owner, status, priority).

• Main Content Area (Dynamic based on selected view):

* Timeline View:

* Horizontal timeline with customizable timeframes (weeks, months, quarters).

* Features represented as horizontal bars, color-coded by status or owner.

* Milestones indicated by vertical lines or distinct markers.

* Drag-and-drop functionality for moving features and adjusting durations.

* Tooltip on hover for feature details.

* Dependencies visualized with connecting lines.

* Kanban Board:

* Columns representing configurable stages (e.g., "Backlog," "Discovery," "In Development," "Done").

* Feature cards within columns, showing key information (name, priority, owner, avatar).

* Drag-and-drop cards between columns to change status.

* Swimlanes (optional) for grouping by epic or team.

* List View:

* Table format with sortable and filterable columns (Feature Name, Description, Owner, Status, Priority, Effort, Release, etc.).

* Inline editing for quick updates.

* Checkbox for multi-selection and bulk actions.

2.3. Feature Detail Panel/Modal

• Layout: Overlay modal or slide-out panel, accessible from any roadmap view.
• Content:

* Header: Feature Name (editable), Status dropdown, "Save" / "Cancel" / "Delete" buttons.

* Core Details: Description (rich text editor), Owner (user dropdown), Priority (dropdown/slider), Effort (input field), Target Release/Milestone (dropdown/date picker).

* Strategic Alignment: Link to Strategic Themes/Goals (multi-select dropdown).

* Dependencies: Add/remove links to other features.

* Files/Attachments: Upload files, link external documents.

* Comments/Activity Log: Threaded comments section, chronological activity feed.

* Risks: Link existing risks or add new ones associated with this feature.

2.4. Prioritization Tool Screen

• Layout: Main content area with a configuration panel on the left/right and a dynamic feature list/matrix on the other side.
• Prioritization Framework Selection: Dropdown to choose framework (MoSCoW, RICE, WSJF, Custom).
• Criteria Configuration:

* Input fields/sliders for defining and weighting criteria (e.g., Value: 1-5, Effort: 1-5, Confidence: 0-100%).

* Description/tooltips for each criterion.

• Feature List/Matrix:

* Table view showing features with their current scores for each criterion and the calculated total priority score.

* Interactive elements (e.g., sliders, dropdowns) to adjust criterion values for each feature.

* Visual representation (e.g., bubble chart for RICE, quadrant for MoSCoW) showing features plotted against key criteria.

• Apply to Roadmap: Button to update feature priorities on the roadmap based on the tool's output.

2.5. Resource Management Screen

• Layout: Tabbed interface for "Teams," "Individuals," and "Capacity View."
• "Teams" Tab:

* Table of defined teams, with members listed.

* "Add Team" button, edit/delete actions for each team.

• "Individuals" Tab:

* Table of users, showing their assigned teams and roles.

* "Add User" button, edit/delete actions.

• "Capacity View" Tab:

* Gantt-chart or heatmap style view showing resource (team/individual) allocation across features over time.

* Visual indicators for over-allocation or under-utilization.

* Filters for specific teams, timeframes, or projects.

2.6. Risk Management Screen

• Layout: Table view for managing all identified risks, with a sidebar or modal for adding/editing risk details.
• Risk List Table:

* Columns: Risk Name, Description, Likelihood, Impact, Status, Mitigation Strategy, Owner, Related Features.

* Sortable and filterable columns.

• "Add Risk" / "Edit Risk" Modal:

* Input fields for: Risk Name, Detailed Description, Likelihood (dropdown), Impact (dropdown), Status (dropdown), Mitigation Strategy (rich text), Owner (user dropdown), Related Features (multi-select).

• Risk Dashboard (Optional): Summary chart showing distribution of risks by likelihood/impact matrix.

3. Color Palettes

The color palette is designed to be professional, clean, and accessible, promoting clarity and focus on the roadmap content.

3.1. Primary

This document outlines the detailed design specifications, wireframe descriptions, color palettes, and user experience (UX) recommendations for the "Product Roadmap Builder" application. This output serves as a blueprint for the development team, ensuring a cohesive, functional, and user-friendly product.

1. Detailed Design Specifications

The Product Roadmap Builder will be a robust, web-based application designed to facilitate strategic planning, prioritization, and communication of product roadmaps.

1.1 Application Type

• Web-based Application: Accessible via modern web browsers on desktop and tablet devices.
• Responsive Design: Optimized for various screen sizes, ensuring usability across different devices, with primary focus on desktop.

1.2 Core Modules

The application will be structured around the following key functional modules:

• Roadmap Dashboard: An overview of all active, draft, and archived roadmaps, with quick access and status updates.
• Roadmap Editor: The central interface for creating, viewing, and managing individual roadmaps.
• Feature Management: Comprehensive tools for defining, prioritizing, and tracking individual product features.
• Milestone & Timeline View: Visual representation of roadmap progress, key deadlines, and interdependencies.
• Resource Management: Allocation and tracking of team members, budget, and other resources against features and initiatives.
• Risk Management: Identification, assessment, mitigation planning, and tracking of potential risks.
• Reporting & Sharing: Tools for generating custom reports, exporting data, and securely sharing roadmaps with stakeholders.
• Templates & Settings: Management of roadmap templates, user profiles, organizational settings, and integrations.

1.3 Key Components

• Global Navigation: A consistent left-hand sidebar or top navigation bar for accessing core modules.
• Contextual Navigation: Tabs or secondary sidebars within a roadmap for navigating between features, milestones, risks, etc.
• Data Grids/Tables: For displaying lists of features, risks, resources, with sorting, filtering, and bulk action capabilities.
• Interactive Cards/Tiles: Used in dashboard views and Kanban boards for a digestible overview of items.
• Gantt Chart/Timeline View: An interactive visual component for planning and tracking milestones and feature timelines.
• Drag-and-Drop Functionality: Essential for prioritization, reordering, and timeline adjustments.
• Modals & Side Panels: For detailed input, editing, and viewing of individual items without navigating away from the main view.
• Rich Text Editor: For detailed descriptions, notes, and communication.
• Date Pickers, Dropdowns, Multi-selects: Standard form elements optimized for efficiency.
• Activity Feeds & Commenting: Integrated collaboration tools for features, milestones, and risks.
• Charts & Graphs: For visualizing data such as resource utilization, risk exposure, and progress.

2. Wireframe Descriptions

Below are detailed descriptions for key screens, outlining their layout, content, and primary interactions.

2.1 Dashboard (Roadmap List View)

• Layout:

* Left Sidebar: Global navigation (Dashboard, My Roadmaps, Templates, Settings, Help).

* Header: "My Roadmaps" title, "Create New Roadmap" primary button, Search bar.

* Main Content Area: A responsive grid of "Roadmap Cards" or a sortable/filterable list.

• Content (Roadmap Card/Row):

* Roadmap Title (e.g., "Q3 2024 Product Roadmap - Core Platform")

* Owner/Creator (e.g., "Jane Doe")

* Last Updated Timestamp

* Status Indicator (e.g., "Active," "Draft," "Archived")

* Progress Bar (visualizing completion or time elapsed)

* Key Metrics (e.g., "12 Features," "3 Milestones")

* Quick Actions (Edit, View, Share, Archive - via context menu or icon buttons).

• Interactions:

* Clicking a roadmap card/title navigates to the Roadmap Editor.

* Search functionality filters roadmaps by title, owner.

* Filtering by status, owner, or timeframe.

* Sorting by last updated, title, or status.

2.2 Roadmap Editor (Main Canvas View - Kanban Board)

• Layout:

* Top Header: Roadmap Title, Status dropdown, "Save" button, "Share" button, "Export" button.

* Left Sidebar (Contextual): Roadmap-specific navigation (Features, Milestones, Resources, Risks, Reports, Settings).

* Main Content Area: A customizable Kanban board.

• Content:

* Columns: Representing stages or themes (e.g., "Backlog," "Prioritized," "In Progress," "Ready for Dev," "Done," "Archived"). Columns are customizable and can be reordered.

* Feature Cards: Each card represents a product feature.

* Feature Title

* Assigned Owner (profile avatar/initials)

* Priority Score/Indicator (e.g., RICE score, P1/P2)

* Due Date (if applicable)

* Status Tag (e.g., "Blocked," "Review")

* Small progress bar (if sub-tasks exist)

• Interactions:

* Drag-and-Drop: Move feature cards between columns to change status/stage.

* Clicking a Feature Card: Opens the Feature Detail Side Panel/Modal.

* "Add Feature" Button: At the top of each column or a global button, opens a quick-add form or the Feature Detail Side Panel.

* View Toggles: Option to switch between Kanban, Timeline, or List view.

* Filter/Sort: Filter features by owner, status, priority, theme; sort by priority, due date.

2.3 Feature Detail Side Panel/Modal

• Layout: A side panel (right-aligned) or a modal overlaying the main roadmap editor.
• Content:

* Header: Feature Title (editable inline), "Save," "Cancel," "Delete" buttons.

* General Information:

* Title: Text input (required).

* Description: Rich Text Editor (supports

This document outlines the detailed design specifications, wireframe descriptions, color palettes, and critical UX recommendations for the "Product Roadmap Builder." The goal is to create an intuitive, powerful, and visually engaging tool that empowers product teams to strategically plan, prioritize, and communicate their roadmap effectively.

Executive Summary

The design for the Product Roadmap Builder prioritizes clarity, actionability, and strategic alignment. It aims to transform complex planning processes into a streamlined, collaborative, and visually appealing experience. By focusing on intuitive interactions, robust data visualization, and a clean aesthetic, the builder will serve as the central hub for product strategy, ensuring all stakeholders are informed and aligned. This deliverable provides the foundational design assets to bring this vision to life.

I. Overall Design Philosophy & Goals

Our design approach for the Product Roadmap Builder is founded on the following principles:

• Clarity & Simplicity: Present complex information in an easy-to-digest format, minimizing cognitive load.
• Actionability: Enable users to quickly make decisions, update statuses, and prioritize features directly within the interface.
• Strategic Alignment: Visually reinforce the connection between features, initiatives, and overarching product goals.
• Collaboration & Communication: Facilitate seamless sharing, feedback, and real-time updates among teams and stakeholders.
• Scalability: Design a system that can accommodate growing roadmaps, multiple product lines, and evolving user needs.
• Professionalism & Trust: A clean, modern, and consistent aesthetic that instills confidence in the data and the tool.

II. Core UI/UX Principles

1. Consistency: Maintain a unified look, feel, and behavior across all elements and views.
2. Efficiency: Optimize workflows to reduce clicks and time spent on administrative tasks, allowing users to focus on strategic planning.
3. Feedback & Responsiveness: Provide clear, immediate feedback for user actions and ensure the interface adapts gracefully to different screen sizes.
4. Discoverability: Make features and functionalities easy to find and understand without extensive training.
5. Hierarchy & Focus: Use visual cues (size, color, position) to guide the user's attention to the most important information.
6. Accessibility: Design with inclusive principles, ensuring the tool is usable by a diverse range of users.

III. Detailed Design Specifications

A. Layout & Structure

• Responsive Grid System: Implement a flexible 12-column grid for consistent spacing and responsiveness across desktop, tablet, and mobile (though primary focus is desktop for detailed planning).
• Clear Information Hierarchy: Utilize distinct sections, cards, and panels to separate information logically.
• Ample Whitespace: Ensure sufficient padding and margins to reduce visual clutter and improve readability.
• Sticky Navigation: A persistent left-hand navigation bar for primary sections (e.g., Dashboards, Roadmaps, Prioritization, Reports) and a top bar for contextual actions (e.g., search, notifications, user profile, roadmap selection).
• Contextual Panels/Sidebars: Use slide-out panels or fixed sidebars for detailed item views (e.g., Feature Details) to avoid full-page reloads and maintain context.

B. Typography

• Primary Font: Inter (or similar modern sans-serif like Open Sans, Lato) for its excellent readability across various sizes and professional appearance.

* Headings (H1-H4): Bold or Semi-Bold, larger sizes for emphasis (e.g., H1: 32px, H2: 24px, H3: 18px, H4: 16px).

* Body Text: Regular weight, comfortable reading size (e.g., 14-16px).

* Labels & Captions: Regular weight, slightly smaller size (e.g., 12-13px).

• Secondary Font (Optional): A complementary font for specific data points or numerical displays if a distinct, more technical feel is desired (e.g., Roboto Mono for IDs, dates).
• Line Height: Optimized for readability (e.g., 1.5 for body text).

C. Iconography

• Style: Clean, modern, line-art icons with a consistent stroke weight. Filled icons can be used for active states or primary actions.
• Purpose: Enhance navigation, clarify actions, and quickly convey meaning without relying solely on text.
• Library: Utilize a well-established icon library (e.g., Material Icons, Font Awesome Pro, custom SVG set) for consistency and scalability.
• Color: Primarily use neutral gray tones, with accent colors for interactive elements or status indicators.

D. Interaction Patterns

• Drag-and-Drop: Intuitive interaction for reordering features, changing their status on a Kanban board, or adjusting their position on a timeline.
• Inline Editing: Allow users to directly edit key fields (e.g., feature names, descriptions) without navigating to a separate edit mode.
• Contextual Menus (Right-Click/Ellipsis): Provide quick access to common actions (e.g., "Edit," "Delete," "Duplicate," "Share") relevant to the selected item.
• Tooltips & Micro-interactions: Provide helpful hints on hover and subtle animations for feedback (e.g., button presses, item updates).
• Filtering & Sorting: Prominently display filters (by team, product line, status, owner, etc.) and sorting options to customize views.
• Keyboard Navigation: Ensure core functionalities are accessible via keyboard for power users and accessibility.

E. Data Visualization

• Gantt/Timeline Charts: Clear visual representation of feature timelines, dependencies, and milestones. Use distinct colors for different feature types or statuses.
• Kanban Boards: Visual flow for tracking feature progress through stages (e.g., Backlog, In Progress, Review, Done).
• Prioritization Matrices: Interactive 2x2 grids (e.g., Value vs. Effort) or bubble charts for RICE/WSJF scores.
• Progress Indicators: Use progress bars, donut charts, or simple numeric indicators to show completion rates or resource utilization.
• Legends: Always provide clear legends for all charts and color-coded elements.

IV. Wireframe Descriptions (Key Views)

A. Main Dashboard/Roadmap Overview

• Layout: Two-column layout primarily. Left column for navigation, right for content.
• Top Bar:

* Logo/Product Name

* Search Bar (global search)

* Notifications Icon

* User Profile/Settings

* "Create New Roadmap" CTA

• Left Navigation:

* Dashboard

* My Roadmaps (list of owned roadmaps)

* Shared Roadmaps

* Templates

* Analytics

* Settings

• Main Content Area:

* "My Roadmaps" Section: Card-based display of recently accessed or favorited roadmaps. Each card shows roadmap title, last updated date, primary owner, and quick stats (e.g., X features, Y milestones).

* "Overall Progress" Widget: High-level summary of all active roadmaps (e.g., % features completed, total risks identified).

* "Upcoming Milestones" Widget: List of key milestones across all roadmaps, sorted by date.

* "Recent Activity" Feed: Chronological list of updates, comments, and changes across all accessible roadmaps.

* "Quick Actions" Panel: Buttons for "Add New Feature," "Create New Roadmap," "View Reports."

B. Individual Roadmap View (Timeline/Swimlane)

• Layout: Dominant timeline view with a top control bar and an optional right-hand detail panel.
• Top Control Bar:

* Roadmap Title & Description

* "Add Feature" CTA

* View Selector (Timeline, Kanban, List)

* Filters (by Team, Product Line, Owner, Status, Priority, Tags)

* Date Range Selector/Zoom (Quarterly, Monthly, Weekly)

* Share/Export Options

* Settings (roadmap specific)

• Main Content Area (Timeline View):

* Vertical Swimlanes: Grouped by Product Line, Team, or Strategic Initiative.

* Horizontal Timeline: Displays months/quarters/years.

* Feature Cards: Rectangular cards within swimlanes, positioned along the timeline.

* Show Feature Name, Owner, Status Icon, Progress Bar (optional).

* Draggable to adjust duration and position.

* Clickable to open Feature Detail Panel.

* Milestone Markers: Diamond or star icons on the timeline, indicating key dates.

* Dependency Lines: Optional visual connectors between feature cards to show dependencies.

• Main Content Area (Kanban View):

* Columns representing stages (e.g., "Idea," "Backlog," "In Progress," "Review," "Done").

* Feature Cards within columns, draggable between stages.

* Cards show Feature Name, Priority Label, Owner Avatar, and a small progress indicator.

C. Feature/Initiative Detail Panel

• Layout: Slide-out panel from the right or a modal window, overlaying the roadmap view.
• Header:

* Feature/Initiative Title (editable)

* Status Selector (dropdown)

* Owner Assignment (dropdown/search)

* Close Button

* Ellipsis Menu (Delete, Duplicate, Archive)

• Content Sections (Tabbed Interface):

* Overview:

* Description (rich text editor)

* Strategic Goal Alignment (linked to parent goal)

* Priority Score (e.g., RICE score with input fields)

* Start Date / End Date (date pickers)

* Effort Estimate (e.g., story points, T-shirt size)

* Tags

* Resources:

* Assigned Team Members (avatars, roles)

* Budget Allocation (numerical input)

* Required Assets/Tools (list)

* Dependencies:

* List of "Blocked By" and "Blocks" features (linked)

* Add/Remove Dependency buttons

* Risks:

* List of identified risks with severity, likelihood, and mitigation plan (each risk clickable for detail).

* "Add New Risk" CTA.

* Comments & Activity:

* Threaded comment section (with @mentions)

* Activity log showing all changes made to the feature.

* Attachments:

* Upload files, link external documents.

D. Prioritization Matrix/Tool

• Layout: Dedicated view, potentially a full-page interactive canvas.
• Top Bar:

* Roadmap Selector

* Prioritization Method Selector (e.g., RICE, WSJF, Value vs. Effort, MoSCoW)

* Filters (by Product Line, Status, Owner)

* "Add Feature to Prioritize" CTA

• Main Content Area (Example: Value vs. Effort Matrix):

* 2x2 Grid: X-axis (Effort: Low to High), Y-axis (Value: Low to High).

* Feature Bubbles: Each feature represented as a bubble.

* Bubble size could represent RICE score or estimated impact.

* Draggable to place within quadrants (e.g., "Quick Wins," "Big Bets," "Fill-ins," "Time Sinks").

* Hover shows feature name and key metrics.

* Click opens Feature Detail Panel.

* List View (Side Panel): A list of unprioritized features that can be dragged onto the matrix.

* Scoring Interface: If using RICE/WSJF, input fields for Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort, etc., with real-time score calculation and visual update of the feature's position/size on the matrix.

E. Reporting/Share View

• Layout: Dashboard-like interface with customizable widgets.
• Top Bar:

* Report Title (editable)

* Roadmap Selector

* "Add Widget" CTA

* "Export" (PDF, CSV, Image)

* "Share" (Generate public/private link, email to stakeholders)

* "Save Report Template"

• Main Content Area:

* Drag-and-Drop Widgets:

* Roadmap Summary (key metrics, progress)

* Feature Status Breakdown (pie chart/bar graph)

* Milestone Timeline

* Risk Overview (table/chart)

* Resource Allocation Summary

* Custom Text Blocks for