commit 222d82278bc6e7ba7a37b66f9221fc72d493f7f7 Author: zadmin Date: Fri May 2 20:22:57 2025 +0000 Add Home diff --git a/Home.md b/Home.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8669d6d --- /dev/null +++ b/Home.md @@ -0,0 +1,152 @@ +## 🧠 Part 1: Clarifying the Structure of Your Work + +Let’s reframe how you **mentally organize** your work first. Instead of rigid sprints or freeform brainstorming, use these flexible **layers**: + +### 1. **Projects** + +Your top-level initiatives. Examples: + +* “Notion Template Storefront” +* “AI Prompt Pack for Writers” +* “Home Automation Blueprint eBook” + +They have a clear end-point. + +--- + +### 2. **Phases** (Milestones / Epics) + +Break each project into **phases or themes** like: + +* Planning / Research +* Creation / Writing / Design +* Development / Packaging +* Testing / Proofing +* Launch / Publish / Market +* Post-launch Maintenance + +Each phase can span **multiple tasks** and even involve **CI/CD** if needed. + +--- + +### 3. **Work Units (Tasks)** + +Actual pieces of work with: + +* Time estimate +* Deadline +* Priority tag (P1: Urgent, P2: Upcoming, etc.) +* Optional dependencies or blockers + +Examples: + +* Write landing page copy +* Design product logo +* Publish blog post announcing product +* Test checkout flow on mobile + +--- + +### 4. **Workflows (Optional)** + +For repeatable patterns, like: + +* CI for product builds +* Website publishing with Git +* Template syncing to marketplaces + +These could be linked to automation but are mostly **background context** unless you're actively working on them. + +--- + +## 📅 Part 2: Visualizing the Process + +You need visibility in a **dual-layered way**: + +### ✅ Focus View + +* What am I doing this week? +* What’s due soon? +* What’s blocked? + +### 📈 Timeline View + +* What’s the big picture? +* When does this product hit launch? +* Can we overlap writing from Project A while finishing marketing for Project B? + +This is where **Gantt charts + calendar + task board** together become powerful. + +--- + +## 🛠️ Part 3: Better Tools for This Need + +Since you want: + +* **Calendar + Gantt + Boards** +* Visual flow +* Lightweight +* Self-hosted + +You might want to seriously consider: + +### ⚙️ **[OpenProject](https://www.openproject.org/)** (best fit) + +* Full **Gantt**, Calendar, Task board, and Work Package view +* Sprint/backlog support (Agile module) +* Milestones and dependencies +* Built-in time tracking, priorities, statuses +* Markdown support, discussions per task +* Visual and clean despite being powerful +* Active community and **Docker support** + +--- + +## 🧭 Part 4: Planning Toward Product Delivery + +You’re trying to juggle: + +* Task clarity +* Time budgeting +* Product outcome +* CI/CD readiness + +Here’s a suggested **workflow template**: + +### Weekly Sprint Rhythm (for 2-person team) + +1. **Monday Planning**: + + * Review calendar + * Choose 3–5 tasks each (est. total time \~20h max) + * Assign deadlines + priorities + +2. **Midweek Sync (or notes if async)**: + + * Check for blockers + * Adjust priorities + +3. **Friday Review**: + + * What shipped? + * What slipped? Why? + * What phase are we moving to? + +4. **Reflect Monthly**: + + * What products did we finish? + * Were any steps missed or bloated? + * Is CI/CD helping or is it noise for this product? + +--- + +## 💡 Optional Enhancements + +* Use **tags** or **custom fields** to denote: + + * "Ready to Launch" + * "Blocked" + * "CI: Needed" + * "Static Product" + +* Use **OpenProject time tracking** or external tools like [Kimai](https://www.kimai.org/) to compare planned vs actual effort — great for long-term improvement. \ No newline at end of file