T-Shirt Sizing - Revision history

Mmusij at 01:59, 16 June 2021

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	* '''XL''' = 2 x '''L'''		* '''XL''' = 2 x '''L'''
	* '''XXL''' = 2 x '''XL'''		* '''XXL''' = 2 x '''XL'''

			[[File:T-Shirt_Sizing.jpeg\|500px\|T-Shirt Sizing]]

	This series then provides an exponential scale to work with and can be used in conjunction with [[Affinity Estimation]] for example.		This series then provides an exponential scale to work with and can be used in conjunction with [[Affinity Estimation]] for example.

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Relative Sizing

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	==Relative Sizing==		==Relative Sizing==
	An approach that is common in [[Agile Estimation]] is to use relative sizing to size items relative to each other. One common technique for T-Shirt Sizing is to use a 2 series where an '''S''' is equivalent of one unit of work or effort required to complete the item, and a '''M''' is equivalent to 2 x '''S''' ~~e.g.~~:		An approach that is common in [[Agile Estimation]] is to use relative sizing to size items relative to each other. One common technique for T-Shirt Sizing is to use a 2 series where an '''S''' is equivalent of one unit of work or effort required to complete the item, and a '''M''' is equivalent to 2 x '''S''' and so on:
	* '''XS''' = 0.5 x '''S'''		* '''XS''' = 0.5 x '''S'''
	* '''S''' = 1		* '''S''' = 1
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	* '''XXL''' = 2 x '''XL'''		* '''XXL''' = 2 x '''XL'''

	~~And so on, which~~ provides an exponential scale to work with and can be used in conjunction with [[Affinity Estimation]] for example.		This series then provides an exponential scale to work with and can be used in conjunction with [[Affinity Estimation]] for example.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

Mmusij at 01:24, 16 June 2021

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	==T-Shirt Sizes==		==T-Shirt Sizes==
	Just like the name suggests, common T-Shirt sizes include:		Just like the name suggests, common T-Shirt sizes include:

	* small ('''S''')		* small ('''S''')
	* medium ('''M''')		* medium ('''M''')
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	* extra large ('''XL''')		* extra large ('''XL''')
	* extra extra large ('''XXL''')		* extra extra large ('''XXL''')

			==Relative Sizing==
			An approach that is common in [[Agile Estimation]] is to use relative sizing to size items relative to each other. One common technique for T-Shirt Sizing is to use a 2 series where an '''S''' is equivalent of one unit of work or effort required to complete the item, and a '''M''' is equivalent to 2 x '''S''' e.g.:
			* '''XS''' = 0.5 x '''S'''
			* '''S''' = 1
			* '''M''' = 2 x '''S'''
			* '''L''' = 2 x '''M'''
			* '''XL''' = 2 x '''L'''
			* '''XXL''' = 2 x '''XL'''

			And so on, which provides an exponential scale to work with and can be used in conjunction with [[Affinity Estimation]] for example.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

Mmusij at 01:18, 16 June 2021

2021-06-16T01:18:51Z

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	==T-Shirt Sizes==		==T-Shirt Sizes==
	Just like the name suggests, common T-Shirt sizes include small ('''S'''), medium ('''M''') ~~and~~ large ('''L'''). For ~~more~~ granularity of sizes extra small ('''XS'''), extra large ('''XL''')~~, and for the really big things~~ extra extra large ('''XXL''').		Just like the name suggests, common T-Shirt sizes include:

			* small ('''S''')
			* medium ('''M''')
			* large ('''L''')

			For additional granularity of sizes the below may also be used:
			* extra small ('''XS''')
			* extra large ('''XL''')
			* extra extra large ('''XXL''')

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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T-Shirt sizing is a very popular technique to provide relative abstract sizing for backlog items.

==T-Shirt Sizes==
Just like the name suggests, common T-Shirt sizes include small ('''S'''), medium ('''M''') and large ('''L'''). For more granularity of sizes extra small ('''XS'''), extra large ('''XL'''), and for the really big things extra extra large ('''XXL''').

==See Also==
* [[Affinity Estimation]]
* [[Agile Estimation]]
* [[Story Mapping]]

==References==
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