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Design a relocation feature for Facebook.

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Product design for a life-transition moment: can you identify the specific, high-friction tasks around relocation and design a feature that genuinely helps rather than a generic 'update your city' setting.

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  1. Define the user: someone relocating to a new city for work, school, or family, needing to rebuild local context quickly.
  2. Identify pain points: losing visibility into local groups/events/marketplace listings tied to the old city, and not knowing anyone or anything local in the new city.
  3. Propose the design: a guided relocation flow that updates location-based content (groups, marketplace, events, local business recommendations) and suggests joining new-city-specific groups.
  4. Add a social layer: surfacing existing friends who live in or have relocated to the new city, and relevant local community groups (newcomers, neighborhood).
  5. Address timing: make the flow easy to trigger proactively (before/during a move) rather than only reactive to a changed profile location.
  6. Define success: adoption of the relocation flow and downstream engagement with new-city groups/events among users who use it.

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