Product managers and development leads
Planning the first launch of a community-driven platform with multiple content modules
The Functionlist mind map template, containing 132 nodes across a single sheet, is a product feature prioritization tool used by the Dvoted team to clarify launch priorities and communicate changes to stakeholders. It organizes features into three main branches: 'Functionlist: launch 1', 'Wishlist; launch 1', and 'Future launches'. Key nodes such as 'SEARCH Mentor, Q&A, Video, Article, Member, Blog, Forum' and 'MODULES - Video - Blog - Forum - Article - Mentor - interview - Member' detail the core content modules and their associated actions. The template uses uppercase prefixes like 'MISSING' and 'ADDED' to flag modifications, making it a practical cheat sheet for product managers and developers tracking feature status across releases.
Terms and ConditionsPlanning the first launch of a community-driven platform with multiple content modules
Communicating feature changes and priorities to stakeholders before a sprint review
Tracking missing features and wishlist items for future release cycles
Open the .xmind file to browse the three main branches including Functionlist, Wishlist, and Future launches to understand the product structure.
Read existing node comments for clarifications and use prefixes like ADDED or MISSING to flag modifications and track feature status.
Tailor the product roadmap by adding new branches or renaming nodes to align the feature priorities with your specific project goals.
The template includes 132 nodes covering launch priorities, wishlist items, and future features for the Dvoted platform. It details modules like Mentor, Q&A, Video, Blog, Forum, and user actions such as Read, Write, Comment, and Recommend.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then review the three main branches: launch 1, wishlist, and future launches. Use the uppercase prefixes (e.g., MISSING, ADDED) to identify changes and read comments for questions or clarifications.
Yes, the template is fully editable. You can add, remove, or reorganize nodes, update statuses, and add comments to track progress and communicate with your team.
The 'MISSING' prefix indicates features that are not yet implemented but are needed, such as 'Competition & campaign module' and 'Language versions of content'. These are flagged for future development.
Absolutely. The structure of launch phases, wishlist, and future launches is generic enough to adapt for any product or project roadmap. Simply replace the node names with your own features and priorities.
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