Page 1: Project Overview

This page outlines the core details of the project, providing a high-level understanding of what the project entails and the overall goals.

Description:

• Project Name
  : Clearly state the name of the project.

• Goal
  : Define the main objective or the desired outcome of the project. What is the project aiming to achieve?

• Stakeholders
  : Identify key individuals or teams involved in the project, including internal and external stakeholders.

• Timeline
  : Mention the start date, major milestones, and the projected completion date.

• Deliverables
  : List the tangible outputs expected from the project, such as reports, a new feature, or product launch.

Page 2: Detailed Specifications

This page goes deeper into the technical and functional details, ensuring that each team involved knows exactly what is required from them.

Description:

• Feature List
  : Break down each feature or aspect of the project into smaller components. Provide a detailed description of each feature.

• Technical Specifications
  : Outline any technical requirements, such as system requirements, coding standards, API integrations, and platform dependencies.

• Functional Requirements
  : Describe what each feature should do from a user’s perspective. This section will help the development and design teams understand the expected behavior of the system.

• Dependencies
  : Mention any other projects, features, or teams that are dependencies for this project to move forward.

Page 3: Task Assignment and Progress

This page focuses on breaking down the project into individual tasks assigned to team members and tracks the progress.

Description:

• Task Breakdown
  : List out all tasks required to complete the project. Each task should be concise and specific, with clear instructions.

• Assigned Team
  : Identify which team (product, design, tech) or individual is responsible for each task.

• Timeline and Milestones
  : Provide deadlines for each task, along with key milestones for tracking progress.

• Priority and Urgency
  : Indicate which tasks are of high priority and need immediate attention versus those that can be completed later in the timeline.

• Progress Tracking
  : Regular updates and status reports should be added to this section to show how much of the project has been completed and what remains outstanding.

This setup provides clarity for stakeholders and team members while linking crucial aspects like project goals, detailed specifications, and task assignments.