211- Set a Shared Vision

Vocabulary flashcards covering core concepts mentioned in the lecture about ensuring shared vision and customer alignment in agile projects.

Shared Vision

A collaboratively created understanding of the product goals, ensuring everyone—team and customer—agrees on what will be delivered.

Definition of Done

A clearly stated set of criteria that a product increment must meet to be considered complete and ready for delivery.

Use Case Diagram

An agile modeling tool that illustrates how users (actors) interact with system functions to achieve goals.

Data Model

A visual representation of data structures and relationships, used to confirm that the team understands information needs.

Screen Design

Detailed layout of user interface elements that demonstrates how users will interact with the product.

Wireframe

A low-fidelity sketch of UI pages, used early to validate flow and layout with stakeholders.

Persona

A fictitious, research-based user profile that captures goals, behaviors, and pain points to guide product decisions.

Agile Project Charter

A lightweight document that outlines objectives, scope, stakeholders, and success criteria for an agile project.

Customer Confidence

The assurance customers feel when they believe the team fully understands and will meet their needs.

Mutual Understanding

A state in which the delivery team and customers clearly comprehend each other’s expectations, reducing the risk of misaligned outcomes.