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Figure out Roadmap #873

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ktjnyc opened this issue Feb 26, 2021 · 5 comments
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Figure out Roadmap #873

ktjnyc opened this issue Feb 26, 2021 · 5 comments
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ktjnyc commented Feb 26, 2021

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Define advisory board #937

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We need to develop a roadmap so that we know what to work on next.

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  • Review Document
  • Discuss Document
  • Start new Roadmap document

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John's document
Working roadmap document

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ktjnyc commented Apr 15, 2021

Moving this to icebox while we put together the advisory board - #937

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@fancyham fancyham changed the title Potential Roadmap Ideas Figure out Roadmap May 14, 2021
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wanderingspoon commented May 21, 2021

  • Commit to roadmapping process
  • SWOT analysis
  • Cluster & prioritize internal opportunities
  • Define success & deliverables
  • Outline resource requirements
  • Form teams
  • Forecast project schedule

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fancyham commented Jun 18, 2021

From our workshops:

"Vision
We help people who are in need find free food.

We aim to become the easiest, most reliable, and most up-to-date way to connect food insecure people to food pantries and meal programs near them.

Goals

  • Meet user needs, increase # users, help as many as we can (public site)
  • Facilitate list updates, self-updating listings
  • Sustain FOLA, generate revenue, sustainable operations"

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fancyham commented Jun 18, 2021

Next step: the technical side of the road mapping.

Here’s a page listing out various “product prioritization frameworks”. We’ll be using “Value vs Effort” to create our roadmap
https://roadmunk.com/guides/product-prioritization-techniques-product-managers/#2valuevseffort

The entire team put together a list of possible projects for data validation. Will be doing Public-facing site and FOLA sustainability next.

Putting this in here from a slack discussion so we don’t lose it — possibly for future road mapping exercises:

Our goal today is to come up with a list of possible projects, and hopefully rank them by how well we think they’ll help us accomplish the goals that we recently came to consensus on.

If possible, please think about the top 5–10 most important projects for your part of the app and be ready to enter them.

Review your notes/github/previous workshop and bring a list of possible projects that:

  • (for the public-site) Meet user needs, increase # users, help as many food-seekers as we can
  • Facilitate list updates, self-updating listings
  • FOLA sustainability: generate revenue, sustainable operations
    We will de-duplicate these lists and rank them as a group.

This list will go to the leads (PM, Engineering, Design) who will review and come up with estimates for effort and resources-needed. From that, I think we’ll have a good handle of what projects we can accomplish now, as well as knowing which projects we need to recruit for. Basically, a road map.

Not sure what’s a project and what’s not?

What’s a project? (AKA ‘objectives’)
Narrow in scope
Specific actions
Target for a team’s execution
Specific outcomes with concrete deliverables
Measurable success
Shorter term, time-bound
The means to the end result/goal

Examples of projects:
“Change multi-color icons on map to match order of panty / meal buttons”
“Add more filters to directory/map”
“Implement volunteer hour tracking”
“Evaluate volunteer data validation process”

These are not projects:
(because they’re too big — they’re goals and need to be broken up into projects)
“Improve NPS”
“Help as many food seekers as we can”

This is how to think about vision, goals, objectives/projects:

VISION (the change you want to see)

  • Goal
      - Objective / project
      - Objective / project
        - Sub-objective / sub-project
        - Sub-objective / sub-project
    - Goal
      - Objective / project
      - Objective / project
      - Objective / project

A WELL-STOCKED KITCHEN (Vision)

  • Find food (goal)
      - Search website and get locations (objective/project)
      - Sign up at location
      - Get SNAP
        - Sign up for SNAP
        - Get approved for SNAP
  • Get food
      - Drive to pantry
      - Grocery shop with CalFresh (SNAP) card

You can find projects and goals in our previous work:
This page from the consensus workshop (which of these can be projects?)
Concentrate especially on your part of the site (Andrew, Erika)
Consensus Workshop for Roadmapping Goals

Also review github issues!

— Workshop happened —

Good job, us!

For everyone’s reference, here’s the resulting post-it document for today’s ‘possible projects for data validation’ exercise:
Possible projects post-it exercise

Here’s the spreadsheet the team leads will be using to create effort and resources-needed estimates:
Project prioritization worksheet:

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