Product design question

Design a product for tissue donation.

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What this question tests

Product sense on a low frequency, high emotional stakes domain where trust and process friction matter more than growth loops.

Confirm the scope: are you designing for living donors, deceased donor registration, or the matching and logistics side.
Segment users into potential donors, grieving families making a decision, transplant coordinators and recipients.
Map the journey and find the biggest drop off, likely registration awareness or the family consent conversation at time of death.
Pick one pain point, for example families not knowing the deceased's wishes in the moment of crisis.
Propose a solution such as a shareable digital directive plus a hospital facing lookup tool.
Define a success metric like consent rate among registered donors' families and time to match.

Names the two very different funnels, living donation and deceased donation, instead of treating tissue donation as one flow.
Recognizes the emotional context, most conversations happen during grief, so the design must reduce burden, not add forms.
Proposes a concrete mechanism, e.g. a registry synced to driver's license apps and hospital EHR systems.
Sets a measurable target, e.g. lifting family consent rate by 10 points, marked as an illustrative assumption.

How would you measure success for this product in the first year.
How would you handle the ethical review or legal constraints around donor consent.
What would you cut if you only had three months to ship.