Typical scrum timeline

Typical scrum timeline

1. Pre-sprint

   • 1.Vision statement
     • Concise description of goals
     • helps team stay focused
   • 2.Product roadmap
     • visual timeline of major product features
     • Usually defined by product owner
   • 3.Gather user requirements
     • Turn them into deliverable features
     • Called stories
       • Usually written by product owner
       • Made from requirements acquired from customer
   • 4.Stories make up the product backlog
     • backlog not need to be 100% to start sprint
     • Sprint starts when backlog mature enough
     • Keep updating backlog during the project

2. Sprint activities

   • 5.Sprint planning meeting
     • Plan what will go into sprint
     • Product owner priorities requirements & decides on sprint backlog
   • 6.Sprint backlog is list of stories to be developed in next sprint
   • 7.Team expands on stories into tasks
   • 8. Sprint usually 30 days to deliver agreed stories
   • 9. Daily scrum meetings: 15 mins.
   • 10.End of sprint team demo's complete stories.
   • 11.Scrum retrospective meeting: Review sprint and figure out ways to improve
   • 12.Scrum master ensures everyone followed process & offers coaching to everyone