Project Management - Product, Dev and Design

This article covers the Project management and workflows used by the team.

The current project management tool used by the team is Clubhouse: app.clubhouse.io/b81

To understand how Clubhouse works, please visit https://help.clubhouse.io/hc/en-us and read the on-boarding sections and articles.

Mobile App workflow:

This is the home of our Mobile app engineering boards, which include the BEAT81 App (Customer app) and the Workout App.

The workflow follows the following states:

Backlog | Ready for development:

  1. Tickets are added from Product backlog after prioritisation

  2. Tickets move into Ready for Development after being discussed and estimated by the Mobile dev team

In progress | Fix required | Code Review | QA (Test build):

  1. Tickets are being worked on and code reviewed by the Mobile dev team

  2. Bundled together into a TEST APP build for the team to QA.

  3. QA results into Tickets being Accepted or Rejected (“Fix required”)

Accepted | Live (Prod build):

  1. Tickets are accepted

  2. Final Build is released to App Stores

Engineering workflow:

This is the home to our main engineering flow, mainly including web releases and backend changes that do not require a special rollout and QA process.

Backlog | Ready for Development:

  1. Tickets are added from Product backlog after prioritisation

  2. Tickets move into Ready for Development after being discussed and estimated by the Mobile dev team

In Progress | Blocked | In Code Review | In QA:

  1. Tickets are being worked on and code reviewed by the Engineering team

  2. Tickets move to QA and are either rejected (“Blocked”) or Accepted

Accepted | Live:

  1. Accepted tickets are released to prod and moved to LIVE

Product and Infrastructure workflows:

These are homes to every future feature, bug and chore added to the backlog. These workflows' goals are to triage tickets and set a priority before they are moved to the engineering and mobile apps workflows for discussion, estimation and production.

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