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Today, we’ll dive into - The Definition of Done (DoD)

The Definition of Done (DoD) is a shared understanding within the Scrum Team of what it means for a product backlog item or increment to be considered complete. ??

Why It Matters:

• Clarity: Establishes a clear standard for "done," reducing misunderstandings. ??
• Quality: Ensures increments meet quality standards and are ready for release. ?
• Consistency: Provides a uniform approach to completing work, maintaing product integrity. ??

Key Aspects:

• Criteria: Includes coding standards, testing requirments, documentation, etc. ??
• Agreement: Defined collaboratively by the Scrum Team to suit their needs. ??
• Review: Regularly reviewed and updated to reflect evolving team needs and processes. ??

Best Practices:

• Define Clearly: Make sure the DoD is specific and undestood by everyone. ??
• Keep It Practical: Balance thoroughness with the need to deliver valuable increments frequently. ??
• Update Regularly: Adjust the DoD as needed based on team feedback and changes in requirements. ???

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