Oct 23, 2020
Definition of Done (DoD)
- What is?
- DoD is a shared understanding within the Scrum Team on what it takes to make your Product Increment releasable.
- Each Scrum Team has its own definition, but the main definition can be : a simple list of activities, simply series of agreements.
2. Purpose.
- With the Definition of Done, the team can focus on what needs to be completed in order to build software or complete a certain task.
- In addition, it is used to evaluate when the work on the product increment has been completed.
3. DoD components.
- Business or functional requirements. This is the standard business requirement that is assumed to carry value in the Product as functionality and this can also be written in the form of User Stories and it carries acceptance criterio as well.
- High Quality. Quality is largely aligned to the coding language / Technical tools to build the Product. Quality is owned by the Development Team to ensure that the producto is of the maximum quality.
- Non-Functional requirements. Availability, Maintainability, Performance, Reliability, Scalability, Usability, Compliance / Regulatory, Legal.
4. DoD maturity.