Must Have
30-60 days, Ongoing
Bug Tracking & Resolution
Systematically identifying, recording, prioritizing, and fixing bugs and issues found in the product to ensure a stable and high-quality release. This involves using tracking tools to manage the lifecycle of each issue from discovery to resolution.
IMPLEMENTATION
Choose a robust bug tracking tool (e.g., Jira, Bugzilla, Trello) to log and manage bugs.
Establish a standardized process for reporting bugs, including required information (e.g., steps to reproduce, severity, screenshots).
Categorize and prioritize bugs based on their impact on the product and users.
Assign bugs to relevant team members for resolution based on expertise and workload.
Conduct regular bug triage meetings to review and prioritize the bug backlog.
Track the status of each bug through its lifecycle, from identification to verification and closure.
Ensure that resolved bugs are verified through regression testing to confirm the fix.
Maintain clear communication with stakeholders about critical issues and their status.
Document resolutions and share learnings to prevent recurrence of similar issues.
TIPS
Encourage a culture of proactive bug reporting and transparency within the team.
Use detailed and reproducible bug reports to facilitate faster resolution.
Regularly review and update the prioritization criteria to reflect changing project needs.
Integrate bug tracking with development workflows (e.g., CI/CD pipelines) for seamless management.
Celebrate milestones and progress in bug resolution to maintain team motivation.
WHY IMPORTANT
Essential for maintaining product quality and user satisfaction by addressing issues promptly.
R
QA, Engineering
A
QA
C
Product Management, UI/UX Design
I
Executive Team, Customer Support, Operations