Free Agile Smart Action Plan Template
Agile Smart Action Plan
Project Name: Website Redesign
Date: January 7, 2066
Prepared by: Agile Team (Product Manager, Developers, Designers)
1. Specific Goal
A. Objective:
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Redesign the company website to improve user experience and integrate e-commerce features to boost online sales.
B. Key Tasks:
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Conduct user research to identify pain points (2 weeks)
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Create wireframes and prototypes (3 weeks)
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Develop front-end features (4 weeks)
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Integrate payment system and backend functionality (2 weeks)
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Test and deploy the website (1 week)
2. Measurable Criteria
A. Success Metrics:
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Complete 80% of user stories in each sprint
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Achieve a 10% increase in website traffic within 3 months after launch
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Secure 95% user satisfaction from beta testers (post-launch survey)
B. Tracking Tools:
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Jira (for task management)
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Google Analytics (for traffic tracking)
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Hotjar (for user behavior insights)
3. Achievable Action Steps
Action Items:
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User Research (2 weeks)
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Responsible Team: UX Designers & Product Manager
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Action Steps: Conduct surveys and interviews with 20 users to identify key pain points
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Expected Timeline: January 7–21, 2066
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Wireframing & Prototyping (3 weeks)
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Responsible Team: UX Designers
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Action Steps: Design wireframes for key pages and create interactive prototypes using Figma
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Expected Timeline: January 22–February 11, 2066
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Front-End Development (4 weeks)
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Responsible Team: Front-End Developers
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Action Steps: Implement design into code using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript
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Expected Timeline: February 12–March 11, 2066
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Backend Integration (2 weeks)
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Responsible Team: Back-End Developers
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Action Steps: Integrate e-commerce platform, set up a database, and connect APIs for payment processing
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Expected Timeline: March 12–25, 2066
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Testing & Deployment (1 week)
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Responsible Team: QA Engineers & DevOps
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Action Steps: Conduct QA testing, bug fixes, and deploy the final version to production
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Expected Timeline: March 26–April 2, 2066
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Resources Needed:
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Figma for design and wireframing
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Jira for task management and sprint tracking
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AWS for website hosting and deployment
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Payment gateway API (Stripe or PayPal)
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Testers for user acceptance testing
4. Relevant and Realistic
A. Alignment with Organizational Goals:
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The website redesign aligns with the company's objective to enhance online sales and provide an improved user experience, which directly contributes to increasing conversion rates and customer satisfaction.
B. Risk Assessment:
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Risk 1: Delays in user research could lead to misaligned features.
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Mitigation: Prioritize a tight timeline for research and regular feedback loops from stakeholders.
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Risk 2: Integration of the e-commerce platform may encounter technical issues.
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Mitigation: Include buffer time in the schedule for troubleshooting and technical testing.
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5. Time-Bound
Deadline:
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Complete the project by April 2, 2066.
Sprint Plan:
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Sprint 1 (2 weeks): User research and initial wireframing
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Sprint 2 (3 weeks): Design prototyping and front-end development
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Sprint 3 (4 weeks): Back-end development and e-commerce integration
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Sprint 4 (1 week): Testing, bug fixes, and deployment
6. Progress Review
A. Review Schedule:
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Weekly Stand-ups: Monday morning meetings to discuss progress, blockers, and priorities
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Sprint Review: End of each sprint to evaluate deliverables against goals
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Sprint Retrospective: After each sprint, a meeting to discuss improvements for the next sprint
B. Adjustment Plan:
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If tasks are falling behind schedule, we will reassign resources or adjust timelines by extending sprints if needed. Regular check-ins will ensure early detection of any issues.
Team Members Involved:
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UX Designers: Sarah T., John D.
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Front-End Developers: Anna K., Mark S.
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Back-End Developers: Rob F., Emma C.
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QA Engineers: Laura P., Tim G.
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Product Manager: James W.
Approval:
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Signature of Project Owner: [Signature]
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Date of Approval: January 7, 2066