Create a list of required features
Starting a successful project depends largely on how well you understand what you're really talking about. This includes:
- Understanding customer expectations
- Understanding the project objectives and main goal
- Making a list of required features
After reviewing the client brief and having as much hungary telegram phone numbers information as possible about the project requirements, you can list all the features and hand them off to your team.
Creating a product list
To do this, create a product backlog that includes all the features that need to be completed. You can then prioritize them, assess their complexity, and estimate how long they will take to complete. A good product backlog should include:
- User stories - describe the actions that users can take at each stage of using the product.
- Acceptance criteria - list the elements needed for the story to be complete.
- Story Points - evaluate the amount of work, risk, and complexity in relative point value.
- User Story Tasks - List the tasks that need to be completed to implement the user story.
It is essential that the development team is involved in the design and prioritization process to ensure an accurate and realistic estimate.
Prioritizing features
Sort functions by priority
Once you have a list of features, prioritize each one. You can use the MoSCoW analysis method to rank them as follows:
- Must be
- It should be
- Could
- You won't have
When developing a project, focus on the things you need to deliver first. By building an MVP, you can test the hypotheses of your idea before completing the entire project, show it to stakeholders or beta users, and gather feedback that is important for further development of the remaining features.