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Compass follow up #269

@kmcfaul

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@kmcfaul

Placeholder for work identified for follow up and refinement. Epic will be refined as the sprint continues.

  1. Problem Statement & Goal
  • What problem are we solving or opportunity are we seizing for our users? (Focus on the user pain point or unmet need. Reference at least one PF Persona.)
  • What's our main objective? (What do we hope to achieve? Think: "To enable [Persona] to [achieve X] by [doing Y], resulting in [Z impact].")
  • How will we measure success? (What key metrics will tell us we've achieved our goal? E.g., increased conversion, reduced support tickets, improved task completion rate.)
  1. Scope & Completion
  • High-Level Acceptance Criteria / Definition of Done: What specific conditions must be met for this epic to be considered complete and successful?
  • These should be high-level, measurable outcomes, not individual task completions.
  • Consider: Which demos or artifacts require sign-off from members outside the scrum team, and at what points in development should these be presented? (Presenting these demos and getting sign-off is part of the acceptance criteria.)
  • Child Stories/Issues: List or link to the main child issues/stories associated with this epic.
  1. Risks & Testing
  • Potential Risks: What potential obstacles, challenges, or uncertainties could impact the success or timeline of this epic? (Consider technical, resource, dependency, or market risks.)
  • Testing Strategy: What intermediate testing should we prepare for and request throughout development? (Be prepared to bring testing requests to SOS as PRs go up or deliverables are produced.)
  1. Supporting Information & Communication
  • Key Relevant Links: Provide links to any essential supporting documentation, designs, research, or related epics. (e.g., Design mockups/prototypes, User research findings/reports, Technical design documents.)
  • Communication Plan (Epic story template): How will we get the message out about this epic? Consider different audiences and the types of artifacts needed to communicate effectively throughout its lifecycle.
  1. Effort & Open Questions
  • Estimated Level of Effort: X sprints (assuming Y developers working on it). (Provide a high-level estimate based on initial understanding.)
  • Open Questions: What key questions still need to be answered or clarified before or during the execution of this epic?

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