Scrum Description
What is Scrum? How the Crocodile Team used Scrum Roles Sprint Backlog The primary artifact in Scrum development is, of course, the product itself. The Scrum model expects the team to bring the product or system to a potentially shippable state at the end of each Scrum sprint. The most popular and successful way to create a product backlog using Scrum methodology is to populate it with user stories, which are short descriptions of functionality described from the perspective of a user or customer. In Scrum project management, on the first day of a sprint and during the planning meeting, team members create the sprint backlog. The sprint backlog can be thought of as the team's to-do list for the sprint, whereas a product backlog is a list of features to be built (written in the form of user stories). The sprint backlog is the list of tasks the team needs to perform in order to deliver the functionality it committed to deliver during the sprint. Sprint Review & Retrospe...