Project Blueprint

This is the starting point of all projects; New , Existing, or Issues. 

A project blueprint is a comprehensive document that outlines a project's scope, objectives, and requirements. It serves as a roadmap for the project and provides a clear understanding of what needs to be done, how it will be done, and who is responsible for each task. A project blueprint typically includes the following elements:

1. Project overview: a summary of the project's purpose, goals, and objectives
2. Project scope: a detailed description of the project's deliverables and boundaries
3. Requirements: a list of functional, technical, and business requirements
4. Schedule: a high-level timeline of the project's critical milestones and deadlines
5. Budget: a detailed estimate of the project's costs, including resources and materials
6. Stakeholder analysis: a list of stakeholders and their roles and responsibilities
7. Risk management: a plan for identifying, assessing, and potentially mitigating risks
8. Communication plan: a plan for communicating project status, progress, and decisions to stakeholders.

The project blueprint serves as a reference for all project participants and helps ensure everyone is aligned on the project's goals and objectives. It also provides a basis for tracking progress and making informed decisions throughout the project's lifecycle.