definition of ready scrum
In the context of Scrum, a framework for Agile software development, "ready" refers to the state of a user story or backlog item that has been fully defined, understood and accepted by the relevant stakeholders and can be worked on by the development team.
A user story or backlog item is considered "ready" when it meets the following criteria:
It is clearly defined and understood by the development team
It has been refined and prioritized by the product owner
It has been accepted by the development team and product owner
It is small enough to be completed within a single sprint
It has clear acceptance criteria
It is dependent on no other stories or tasks that are not "ready"
This means that the development team is able to start working on it immediately, and that it is a clear and actionable item that can be completed within the sprint. Ensuring that all backlog items are "ready" prior to the sprint planning meeting helps to ensure that the development team can focus on completing high-priority items during the sprint.
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