#projectmethodology

📌 Unlock Your Project Leadership Potential! 🚀

Are you ready to elevate your career and lead projects with confidence? Our Project Management Methodology Training is designed to equip professionals with structured frameworks, practical tools, and industry-proven best practices to successfully manage projects in today’s fast-paced business environment.

✨ What you’ll gain from this training: 🔹 Clear understanding of project management methodologies 🔹 Structured approaches to planning, execution, and control 🔹 Knowledge of Agile, Waterfall, PRINCE2, and hybrid models 🔹 Improved risk management and decision-making skills 🔹 Better collaboration and communication across teams 🔹 Consistent delivery of quality outcomes across industries

🎯 Who should attend? 👥 Project Managers 👥 Team Leaders & Supervisors 👥 Aspiring Project Professionals 👥 Business & Technical Professionals

💡 Move beyond guesswork and adopt proven methodologies that drive efficiency, accountability, and success.

1. What stages are needed in order to complete a web project? What are they? Present some detail on what each stage would entail. a) Requirements gathering: create timeline, generate expectations, assess client’s requirements/expectations, discuss functionality b) Proposal: detailing timeline and budget, getting approval for it c) Initial concept: create some sort of sketch/wireframe/ proof of concept to show the client d) Feedback gathering: Gather feedback, revise template to client needs e) Final draft: Incorporate client’s needs into newest prototype f) Development: Begin development (coding!) g) Iterate: Iterate, iterate, iterate (agile!) h) Project Complete

2. What information will be needed from the client, and when? WHAT: What are they trying to accomplish with this project? WHO: What’s their target audience, what their company/organization is about HOW: What kind of functionalities are you envisioning? WHEN: Timeline? Budget?

3. What decisions will have to be made, and how will they be done? a) Who are the stakeholders? What is the contact info? Designate a single person for point of contact. b) Proposal will require approval from that designated stakeholder. c) That stakeholder will be the person to approve each milestone.