Full Build Sprint
Full Scrum team, 2 weeks, against a signed SOW. The default Build Sprint.
What this sprint is
A full Scrum team — 1 frontend, 1 backend, and shared QA + PM — running a 2-week sprint against a signed SOW. Right for net-new builds where you need parallel engineering, design polish, and QA in the same sprint.
What you get
- Production-ready code committed daily, deployed to a staging environment
- PRs reviewed end-to-end (code quality, security, performance)
- QA-tested feature against the signed SOW acceptance criteria
- Daily standups, mid-sprint review, end-of-sprint demo
- Deploy assistance and rollback plan
How 2 weeks unfolds
Week 1 — Build
Daily standups, daily commits. Frontend and backend run in parallel. Mid-sprint review on Day 5.
Week 2 — QA + ship
Feature complete by Day 8. QA pass Days 8–9. Sign-off and demo on Day 10. Production deploy assistance.
Full Build Sprint questions, answered
Because most net-new product work needs parallel frontend + backend + QA, not sequential. A 2-week sprint with a Scrum team produces a deployable feature; a Light Build of equivalent scope would take 4 weeks because work serializes through one developer.
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