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A Comprehensive Analysis of Project Charter Management – One Page Summary

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A Comprehensive Analysis of Project Charter Management – One Page Summary

Project Charter Management – One Page Summary



Introduction 
The Project Charter Management One Page Summary provides a high-level overview of a project, covering: 
  • Project Definition
  • Goals and Deliverables
  • Phases and Roles
  • Project Timeline
This document aligns with global project management frameworks like PMBOK and Agile methodologies.



1. Project Definition 
Key Components: 
  • Project Name: Website Development Project
  • Project Code: XYZ
  • Project Manager: David Smith
  • Status Date: 10 July 2020
Example: A website development project for a retail business ensures seamless project execution under a defined project manager.



2. Project Goals 
Goals: 
  • Increase Sales
  • Improve interaction with customers
  • Build the brand
Analysis: Goals follow the SMART framework: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound. 
Example: A website redesign improves UX and increases sales conversions by 30%.



3. Project Schedule 
The project schedule uses a Gantt chart format and spans from 10 July 2020 to 5 August 2020

Key Tasks: 
  • Client Requirement
  • Data Collection
  • Wireframe Layout
  • Prototyping
  • Coding
  • Design Quality Check
  • Launch the Website
  • Maintenance
  • Feedback
Example: Wireframe layouts are reviewed and approved before proceeding to coding to avoid rework.



4. Project Charter Summary 
Key Elements: 
  • Project Summary: Develop a website to increase sales and build brand awareness.
  • Deliverables: 
       - Web design implementation 
       - Website testing 
       - Website go-live 
       - User review
  • Risks/Issues: Inadequate security systems.
  • Budget: Total budget is estimated but not specified.
Example: Testing the website ensures it meets quality and security standards before launch.



5. Project Planner – Key Phases 
The project is divided into 4 phases: 

PhaseDescriptionMain Activities
Initiation PhasePlanningKick-off meetings, client requirements, and data collection.
Analysis PhaseDesignWireframe layouts, prototypes, and design approvals.
Design PhaseDevelopmentCoding, layout creation, and feedback reviews.
Closure PhaseLaunch & MaintenanceTesting, website go-live, and post-launch maintenance.



6. Project Roles & Responsibilities 

Key Roles: 
RoleResponsibilitiesMain Tasks
ManagerOversee & manage the project.Project profiles, reports, and stakeholder updates.
Web AnalystAnalyze client needs.Gather requirements and provide insights.
Web DesignerDesign website UI/UX.Create wireframes and layout designs.
ProgrammerDevelop backend and frontend code.Implement website functionality and security.

Example: Clear role definitions ensure accountability and prevent task overlaps.



7. Project Timeline 
The timeline spans 5 weeks and includes 4 work streams: 
  • Research & Specifications: Requirements gathering and planning.
  • Interface & Usability: User research, content calendar, and UX design.
  • Graphic Design: Visual mockups and content creation.
  • Building & Programming: Backend development and testing.
Example: Weeks 3 and 4 focus on coding and graphic design tasks to prepare for testing.



Conclusion 
The Project Charter Management One Page Summary is a vital tool for defining and managing projects. It ensures clarity on: 
  • Goals and deliverables
  • Phases and responsibilities
  • Timeline and risks
This approach aligns with best practices in project management, enabling timely delivery, risk mitigation, and stakeholder satisfaction.
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