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Product Discovery interactive guide

Product DiscoveryInteractive learningUXLive app

The assignment

Build an interactive guide that teaches YOU Product Discovery.

Screenshot of Kashish Garg's Product Discovery interactive guide submission
Product Discovery interactive guide — Quest 1, built by Kashish Garg

What Kashish shipped

A Lovable-hosted AI coaching tool that asks learners to submit their own product, audience, and problem, then returns AI-driven scoring and challenges on that input. The flow is staged, with an initial submission step followed by further coaching stages as the learner progresses.

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Our read on this build

Kashish shipped a deployed web app you can open. This read comes from the artifact and Kashish's own account of it — no scores, just what the build does and does not show.

What it demonstrates

  • It also tries to be about you rather than about the subject: your own product as the worked example and progress tracking.

What is not shown

  • Nothing public points to a moment where the learner has to commit to an answer — from outside it reads closer to structured reading than to practice.
  • It stays at the level of 'discovery' as a topic without naming the craft — interviews, assumptions, prototypes — so the depth is hard to judge from outside.

Take this awayWorth opening if you are designing learning UX, then asking the question this build raises: what would make the learner commit to an answer before the app supplies one?


Why this quest matters

Discovery isn't a chapter you read — it's a muscle. The strongest builds here force a decision out of the learner, because the fastest way to internalise discovery vs. delivery is to practise the judgment call, not memorise the definition.

What separated the strongest builds

Across the 29 builds we could open for this quest, the same three or four things kept deciding whether one landed. Useful whether you are judging this one or attempting your own.

The learner has to make a call

The builds that landed put a decision in front of you — a scenario, a branching choice, feedback on your answer. The ones that didn't were articles with a nav bar.

Discovery vocabulary that holds up

Mom Test interviews, opportunity trees, riskiest-assumption tests, small prototypes shown to real users — the framing that separates discovery from delivery.

It teaches you, specifically

Your product as the worked example, your notes kept, your progress tracked. The brief said teaches YOU — and the generic explainers all read interchangeably.

No numeric scores are published here. These pages are written reads of what each builder shipped — the build is the point, not a mark out of a hundred.

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