This is a great exercise for users to learn about the different use cases of their product. **Here's how you can make it more specific:** * **Focus on a very specific use case:** Instead of broadly stating "use case," focus on a very specific application that your product solves. For example, if your product is an analytics platform, you could create a task for users to analyze the online behavior of their customers based on their location and interests. * **Break down complex tasks into smaller ones:** Break down large use cases into smaller, more manageable tasks. This makes it easier for users to understand how they can contribute to solving a real-world problem. **Remember, the goal is to make your product useful and engaging for everyone.**