What's included

• Requirements Gathering and Documentation

  User Stories and Use Cases: Capture functional and non-functional requirements from user perspectives. Wireframes and Mockups: Visualize the product’s user interface and interactions. Functional Specifications: Detail how each feature should work.

• Product Planning and Roadmapping

  Product Roadmap: Create a high-level plan that outlines major milestones, features, and release timelines. Feature Prioritization: Rank features based on impact, feasibility, and strategic alignment. Release Planning: Define release cycles, sprints, and feature dependencies.

• Design and Prototyping

  UI/UX Design: Collaborate with designers to create intuitive and visually appealing interfaces. Interactive Prototypes: Help build designers clickable prototypes to validate user flows and interactions.

• Development and Testing

  Development Sprints: Coordinate with developers to implement features incrementally. Project Management: Making sure that the team is align with the scope, resources, time and budget allocated during development. Test Plans and Test Cases: Ensure thorough testing of features.

• Deployment and Launch

  Deployment Pipeline: Establish a process for deploying code to production. Launch Plan: Coordinate marketing, communication, and user onboarding. Monitoring and Feedback Loop: Monitor post-launch performance and gather user feedback.

• Post-Launch Activities

  User Training and Support Documentation: Provide resources for users to understand and use the product. Bug Fixes and Enhancements: Address issues and iterate based on user feedback. Analytics and Metrics: Track product usage, conversion rates, and other relevant KPIs.

• Stakeholder Engagement and Communication

  Internal Stakeholders: Regular Meetings: Facilitate board meetings, executive briefings, and cross-functional team syncs. Status Reports: Provide concise updates on project progress, risks, and milestones. Change Management: Communicate changes effectively to minimize disruptions. External Stakeholders: Investor Updates: Share financial performance, growth metrics, and strategic direction. Legal Communication: Coordinate legal matters, contracts, and intellectual property. Client Relationship: Maintain open channels for feedback, requirements, and satisfaction. Stakeholder Influence and Expectation Management: Internal Stakeholders: Managing Expectations: Align stakeholders on project scope, timelines, and outcomes. Conflict Resolution: Address disagreements and find win-win solutions. Risk Mitigation: Involve stakeholders in risk assessments and mitigation plans. External Stakeholders: Expectation Setting: Clearly define project deliverables, timelines, and KPIs. Negotiation: Balance stakeholder interests while adhering to project constraints. Escalation Handling: Address issues promptly and escalate when necessary.

• Project Management

  Provide management skills for all phases of the software lifecycle from creating schedules of the requirement gathering workshops to taking care of the budgeting of the development team.