The: Core

"The Core" should represent the —the simplest version of your product that provides immediate value.

: Focus on the specific frustrations your target audience faces. For example, Figma's "Core" was real-time collaboration, born from designers' frustration with slow tools. The Core

: Ensure it meets quality guidelines for stability, security, and responsiveness. For web products, this means prioritizing Core Web Vitals like Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). 3. Use the "Core-Impl" Architecture "The Core" should represent the —the simplest version

: The goal is to help users reach their objective with the least amount of friction. 2. Select Essential Functionalities : Ensure it meets quality guidelines for stability,

When choosing what goes into "The Core," prioritize mandatory features that cannot be excluded from any configuration.

To keep your product fast and maintainable, separate the "Core" from its implementations.

: Depending on your platform, this might include search and filtering, payment flows, or in-app support.