The document outlines the steps for product development from requirements to deployment using an agile methodology. It describes defining a product vision and prioritizing features, then detailing the top ten features. Sprints involve developing code and fixes, testing, and potentially releasing updates. Timelines show requirements and planning, development, and QA cycles occurring in repeated sprints, with feedback informing future sprints.

1. By Sabina Siddiqi

2. Product Vision to RequirementsStepsDefine Product VisionBrainstorm FeaturesPrioritize FeaturesDetail top ten featuresDocuments utilizedUser StoriesPrototypesMockupsWorkflowsFeatures listFeature listCommunicate requirements

3. Requirements Understanding &DevelopmentSprintStepsregression testingReview feature requestsDefine tasks for 2-4 week sprintDevelop Code & Bug fixesQA & Usability Reviewfeasibilityclarityunit testsload testingDocuments utilizedUser StoriesPrototypesMockupsWorkflowsTask Assignments& ScheduleCode filesBug listSuggestionsUAT Release ** There isn’t always a Product release or deployment at the end of every sprint.

4. Product Development Timelines (example)Feedback S 1Feedback S 2Deployment S 1Deployment S 2Requirements & Planning S 1*Requirements & Planning S 2Requirements & Planning S 3Requirements & Planning S 4Development S 1QA S 1Development S 2QA S 2Development S 3QA S 3MayMid-MarchAprilJuneRequirements & Planning:Review vision & client/user feedback