Planning considering priorities

Milestone /ˈmajəlˌstoʊn/ (noun)
an important point in the progress or development of something

Gantt chart using milestones

What if the time to complete the project exceeds customer’s expectations? Go back and re-prioritize the user stories with the customer; the customer is responsible for selecting the most relevant user stories to cut the total estimated time, and the least relevant user stories could be developed on further stages.

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Communicate with your customer accurately:
Planning considering priorities:

• Go back and prioritize your stories with the client.
• ++The client is responsible for selecting the most relevant user stories, it’s her decision. ++
• You should have a meeting with your client, lay out all the user stories and ask her about the order of the priorities.
• Then select the set of features to be delivered in milestone 1.0.

Milestone:

• A milestone is a major release.
• You deliver your software and you expect to get paid for it.
• This differs from iterations because during an iteration you show your customer the software for your feedback.
• A milestone is about delivering software with baseline functionality.
• Don’t try to include fancy functions, instead focus on delivering software that will cover baseline functionality.

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The client must select user stories priority.

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Planning considering priorities:
You’ll have to cut down on the number of user stories.
Priorities with the client those stories.
Select the more relevant user stories.
Select the set of features to be delivered in milestone 1.0
Milestones
Is the major release.
You deliver your software waiting to get paid for it.
It’d be different from an iteration.
Is delivering a part of the product, delivering software with baseline functionality.

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MILESTONE: Different from iterations. It is about delivering software by focusing on delivering functionality over fancy functions.

how to communicate with our customers accurately. plan considering priorities and also understanding the concept of milestones. Remember that each year has 200 business days.

Now our client does not always have a year to wait for the completion of a project. Imagine that he told his client that he has an estimate of 300 days and that the client wants everything in 90 days. Well, in that case, you’re going to have to reduce the number of user stories and you’re going to have to go back and prioritize those stories with your customer.

This is a great way to ensure that your customer is happy with the final product because you are involving them in the decision-making process.

The concept of a milestone is a major release. This is the time when you have ah many user stories. Iterations are smaller cycles, these are roughly one month cycles that will come together to create a milestone. So iterations and a milestone are very different.

A milestone is about delivering software with basic functionality. it should focus on delivering software that covers only baseline functionality.

I believe that in software solutions good is better than perfect… If the code works don’t move anything.

If you planned a project with an estimation of 300 days, and your customer says he needs the product in 90 days. What would you do?

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1. Planning considering priorities:

• You’ll have to cut down on the number of user stories.
• Priorities with the client those stories.
• Select the more relevant user stories.
• Select the set of features to be delivered in milestone 1.0

1. Milestones

• Is the major release.
• You deliver your software waiting to get paid for it.
• It’d be different from an iteration.
• Is delivering a part of the product, delivering software with baseline functionality.

The release of an MVP can be a solution, but this must be according to the customer’s needs.

Planning considering priorities

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Goals for this lesson

1. Planning considering priorities.
2. Milestones.
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Planning considering priorities

You should have a meeting with your client, lay out all the user stories and ask her about the order of the priorities.

The select the at of features to be delivered in milestones 1.0
.

Milestones

A milestones is about delivering software with baseline functionality.

Don’t try to include fancy functions, instead focus on delivering software that will cover baseline functionality.

how to communicate with our customers accurately. plan considering priorities and also understanding the concept of milestones. Remember that each year has 200 business days.

Now our client does not always have a year to wait for the completion of a project. Imagine that he told his client that he has an estimate of 300 days and that the client wants everything in 90 days. Well, in that case, you’re going to have to reduce the number of user stories and you’re going to have to go back and prioritize those stories with your customer.

This is a great way to ensure that your customer is happy with the final product because you are involving them in the decision-making process.

The concept of a milestone is a major release. This is the time when you have ah many user stories. Iterations are smaller cycles, these are roughly one month cycles that will come together to create a milestone. So iterations and a milestone are very different.

A milestone is about delivering software with basic functionality. it should focus on delivering software that covers only baseline functionality.

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Planning considering priorities
- There is no enough time to finish
- Cut user stories
- Priorities user stories with the client

Milestones
It’s a major release
Delivering software with baseline functionality

Prioritize the user stories and cut off the ones that are not relevant, but it is the responsibility of the developer to make the client understand that not everything is possible in such as short time.

It’s important to set requirements down to earth so there won’t be false expectations

A milestone is a major event we reach on a project