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The price for any development services is formed based on the complexity of the task. Thus, the simplest tasks that take less than two hours of work are estimated at 1 sp; tasks that require a full-time average developer at the middle level - 3 sp, 5 sp; a task that will require about a week of work, as well as its testing - 13 sp, 21 sp

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0. Before getting to the queue, each task is discussed and estimated by the entire team;

  1. Team backlog - here the task is waiting for one of the developers to take it;

  2. In progress- the task is under development. The status of your ticket also changes to “In progress”;

  3. Code review - is a code analysis to identify errors;

  4. Test queue - the finished task is waiting for its turn for testing;

  5. Testing on dev - the task is being tested on the developer's server;

  6. Release queue - the task that has successfully passed testing on the developer’s server is waiting for its release queue;

  7. Released - the task is released on your site and tested there;

  8. UAT (User Acceptance Testing) - the manager checks the readiness of the task and gives it to the client for review. In this case the Ticket status changes to Customer Review;

  9. Done - if the task is approved by the client, it goes to Done.