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| Question | Why It Helps | |----------|--------------| | What is the primary goal of the site? (e.g., community building, content sharing, e‑commerce, etc.) | Understanding the core purpose guides the type of feature that will add real value. | | Who is the target audience? (e.g., age range, interests, tech‑savvy level) | Tailoring the feature to the users’ preferences and habits makes it more engaging. | | Do you have a specific problem you’re trying to solve? (e.g., low user retention, difficulty finding content, limited interaction) | Solving a concrete pain point often yields the most impact. | | What technical stack does the site use? (e.g., WordPress, custom PHP, React, etc.) | Knowing the stack helps suggest something realistic to implement. | | Any constraints or preferences? (e.g., budget, timeline, design language, mobile‑first) | Constraints shape how ambitious the solution can be. | | Do you want a front‑end, back‑end, or both kind of feature? | Determines whether we focus on UI/UX, data handling, or a mix. | | Are there any existing features you’d like to extend or integrate with? | Building on what’s already there can be more efficient and cohesive. |
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