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Waterfall SDLC

The document outlines a project plan for developing a website using the Waterfall methodology. It details the phases of planning, design, implementation, testing, deployment, maintenance, documentation, and closure over a 17 week period with a team of project manager, business analyst, designer, developers and tester.

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Waterfall SDLC

The document outlines a project plan for developing a website using the Waterfall methodology. It details the phases of planning, design, implementation, testing, deployment, maintenance, documentation, and closure over a 17 week period with a team of project manager, business analyst, designer, developers and tester.

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A project plan for website development using Waterfall methodology (SDLC)

Website Development Project Plan (Waterfall SDLC)


Project Name: [Amazon Website]
Duration: [21-10-2023] - [21-02-2023]
Project Team:
 Project Manager: [M.Arunkumar]
 Business Analyst: [R.Rajkumar]
 UI/UX Designer: [J.Ragul]
 Front-end Developer: [M.Nadeem]
 Back-end Developer: [P.Jarald]
 QA Tester: [A.Joseph]
Phase 1: Planning and Requirement Analysis
 Week 1-2:
 Define project scope, goals, and objectives.
 Identify stakeholders and establish communication channels.
 Conduct stakeholder meetings to gather detailed requirements.
 Week 3:
 Create a detailed Project Scope Document.
 Develop a Functional Specification Document outlining features and
functionalities.
Phase 2: System Design
 Week 4-5:
 Create high-level architecture of the website.
 Design database schema and data flow.
 Define the technology stack (front-end and back-end technologies).
 Week 6:
 Develop wireframes and mockups for UI/UX design.
 Finalize design concepts and obtain stakeholder approval.
Phase 3: Implementation (Coding)
 Week 7-11:
 Front-end Development:
 Develop HTML/CSS templates based on approved designs.
 Implement JavaScript functionalities for interactivity.
 Back-end Development:
 Set up server environment and database.
 Write server-side code for data processing and logic.
Phase 4: Testing
 Week 12-13:
 Conduct unit testing to ensure individual components work as expected.
 Perform integration testing to verify interactions between modules.
 Carry out system testing to assess the website as a whole.
 Conduct user acceptance testing (UAT) with stakeholders.
Phase 5: Deployment
 Week 14:
 Deploy the website to a staging environment for final testing.
 Conduct final testing to ensure everything is functioning as expected in the
live environment.
 Prepare for website launch.
Phase 6: Maintenance and Support
 Week 15 onwards:
 Monitor website performance, security, and user feedback.
 Implement updates, patches, and bug fixes as needed.
 Provide ongoing support and troubleshooting.
Phase 7: Documentation and Training
 Week 16:
 Create technical documentation including system architecture, database
schema, and code documentation.
 Develop user manuals for administrators and content managers.
Phase 8: Project Closure
 Week 17:
 Conduct a final project review and evaluation with stakeholders.
 Obtain sign-off and formal acceptance from stakeholders.
 Archive project documentation and deliverables.

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