RE.A.L. Agile Projects-agile project management tool.

Example

In a typical project, instead of providing a traditional fixed-cost estimate, sitegeist offers a 'RawEstimation' based on the project's overall goals. This estimation covers key modules required to achieve the goals without detailed specifications.

Scenario

A client approaches sitegeist for a website redesign. Instead of a fixed-cost proposal, sitegeist provides a rough estimate covering essential modules like navigation, content management, and user interface design. The project is billed monthly based on actual hours worked, offering flexibility to adapt as the project evolves.

Example

Projects are managed using lean and agile principles, focusing on delivering the most value with the least waste. The focus is on rapid prototyping and iterative development.

Scenario

During a digital transformation project for a travel agency, sitegeist implements a series of small, functional prototypes instead of a complete overhaul. The client can see progress early and often, providing feedback that refines the project incrementally.

Example

The 'Ponyhof List' is a tool used to manage non-essential features that clients request. These are documented and revisited only if time and budget allow after the core project goals are met.

Scenario

In a mobile app development project, a client requests multiple UI enhancements. Instead of incorporating all at once, sitegeist places these requests on the 'Ponyhof List,' focusing first on delivering the app's essential functionalities. Only if there’s budget and time left at the end of the project are these enhancements revisited.