Problemdriven
Problemdriven refers to an approach in which understanding and framing a real-world problem guides the planning, design, and evaluation of a project or intervention. The emphasis is on solving a genuine user or stakeholder problem rather than pursuing predefined features or activities. The term is used across fields such as software development, product management, design thinking, education, and public policy.
At its core, problemdriven practice starts with a clear problem statement and success criteria, typically derived
Applications vary by field. In software and product development, problem-driven discovery informs backlog prioritization and feature
Advantages include greater relevance to users, improved alignment of effort with measurable impact, and increased adaptability