<p>A vision is a higher purpose for the whole company: management, marketing, customer care, developers, HR, UX.</p>
<p>As a tech lead you have to break down that higher purpose of that „product vision“ in a specific way:</p>
<ul>
<li>What‘s about user interaction? Are there specific requirements, which will  result in a corresponding UI framework?</li>
<li>How often new features are expected? In which way the update cycles will affect your testing and deployment strategy?</li>
<li>What‘s about security? Which specific security solutions are required by your business case?</li>
<li>What‘s about data the product is based on? What are the aspects to consider regarding to data modeling, database technologies and performance?</li>
</ul>


A vision is a higher purpose for the whole company: management, marketing, customer care, developers, HR, UX.

As a tech lead you have to break down that higher purpose of that „product vision“ in a specific way:
- What‘s about user interaction? Are there specific requirements, which will  result in a corresponding UI framework?
- How often new features are expected? In which way the update cycles will affect your testing and deployment strategy?
- What‘s about security? Which specific security solutions are required by your business case?
- What‘s about data the product is based on? What are the aspects to consider regarding to data modeling, database technologies and performance?

As a tech lead you have to break down that higher purpose of that „product vision“ in a specific way:

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