Product Debt Analysis
Manage product debt
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Generate a framework for auditing and prioritizing product debt (technical + design + UX) for [PRODUCT]. Include: categories of debt to identify, scoring method (user impact × remediation cost), how to present product debt to stakeholders to justify investment, and how to integrate remediation into the roadmap.
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Pensez à ajouter une dimension « risque » au scoring (sécurité, données sensibles, dette technique bloquante). Pondérez aussi le score par la fréquence d’utilisation des parcours impactés : une dette sur un flux critique mine davantage la valeur perçue. Pour convaincre les stakeholders, traduisez la dette en temps de développement perdu et en perte de vélocité, plutôt qu’en coût de remédiation seul.
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