The document defines a sprint goal and definition of done for an agile development sprint. A sprint goal is a 1-2 sentence description of what the team plans to achieve during the sprint. It is written by the team and product owner to communicate the sprint's purpose to others. A definition of done is a set of fixed criteria that all user stories must meet before being considered complete, such as fully tested code, completed documentation, and pair programming. The document provides examples of criteria and includes a sprint planning timeline.

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Sprint Goal Definition of
Done
Original Idea by: Nigel Thurlow
Last Updated: 10th
March 2015
Version: 1
Put a sticky here with your Sprint
Goal on it.
A sprint goal is a short, one or two
sentence or a 2 or 3 bullets,
description of what the team plans
to achieve during the sprint. It is
written collaboratively by the team
and the product owner, and
primarily serves to communicate
the purpose of the Sprint to
outsiders.
A set of fixed criteria we apply to all user
stories in a product. Think of it as a
rubber stamp or as a quality mark when
shipping the completed stories. You
should simply be able to rubber stamp
each story as having met a master set of
standards.
Examples of Definition of Done would be:
· All code refactored and fully tested.
· Documentation has been completed.
· Code has been pair programmed.
Draw the arrow with a
whiteboard marker or
make a real one. Move it
each day at the stand up
Sprint Planning
4 Hrs
Use a Small Stickies To
Denote Key Meetings and
Place on Clock on the day
they will occur. I use
different colors. Green as
we just started, yellow as
we’re getting close to the
end, and red as it’s the
last day.
The planner for a method
that doesn't use plans J
Sprint Demo
2hrs
Retrospective
3hrs
Backlog
Grooming 2hrs
Times indicated are the
maximum recommended
times for a 2 week Sprint
10 Days