A project is a set of tasks to make something new or to change something. A small project usually has these stages: start, plan, do the work, check the work, and finish., The project starts with a kick-off meeting. The team meets the sponsor (the person who pays) and sets simple goals. The project manager leads the meeting., In this stage we make a timeline or schedule. We define the scope (what we will do) and the budget (how much money). We list requirements (what the product must do) and assign tasks to team members., The team builds the product or service. They make a prototype or an MVP (minimum viable product). Team members use resources like time and tools., The team tracks progress and sends status reports. They run tests (QA) and do user acceptance testing (UAT). If a problem appears, someone raises a risk or makes a change request., When the work is done, the team deploys the product and hands it over to the client. The project manager makes a final report. The team does lessons learned: they talk about what went well and what to improve..

How a small project works

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