👉 The Project Format, often associated with software development and project management methodologies like Agile, is a structured approach that outlines the processes and deliverables for a project from inception to completion. It typically includes formats for requirements gathering, planning, design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance. Each phase has specific tasks, artifacts, and deliverables, ensuring clear communication, alignment, and tracking of project progress. Common formats include user stories, use cases, acceptance criteria, sprint backlogs, and project plans, all designed to facilitate collaboration among team members and stakeholders while maintaining project scope, quality, and timelines.
