Project managers and development leads
Kicking off a new museum app development project with multiple features like AR and localization
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The iMuseum WBS mind map template breaks down a museum app development project into 8 major work packages with 86 total nodes. It covers app architecture, localization (including directions to exhibits, toilets, exit, shops, and restaurant), purchase (tickets and souvenirs), information display (exhibition and exhibit info), augmented reality (marker detection, 3D model display, rotation and scaling), main interface building, and project closure. Key nodes include 'compute path', 'show directions to exhibits', and 'Display 3D model'. This template serves as a comprehensive Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) for project managers and development teams planning a feature-rich museum application.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Scrum masters and product owners
Creating a detailed work breakdown for a sprint planning session
Software developers and QA engineers
Estimating effort and tracking progress for localization and purchase modules
How to use this template
Step 1
Launch and Review Project Architecture
Open the iMuseum WBS template in Xmind to examine the eight major work packages including localization, AR features, and app architecture.
Step 2
Customize Tasks and Technical Requirements
Expand the 86 nodes to modify specific tasks like 3D model display or path computation and replace placeholder text with your project requirements.
Step 3
Refine Hierarchy and Export Results
Adjust the project hierarchy by dragging nodes to match your workflow before exporting the final WBS as a PDF or image for stakeholders.
Frequently asked questions
The template includes 8 major work packages: Manage app architecture, Localization, Purchase, Information, Augmented reality, Build main interface, Close Project, and Requirements from RBS. Each is broken into design, implementation, unit testing, and milestones.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then expand each branch to assign tasks, track progress, and add subtasks. Customize node names to match your project's specific features and milestones.
Yes, it's fully editable in Xmind desktop or web. You can export it as an image, PDF, or other formats for printing or sharing with your team.
The 'compute path' node under Localization defines sub-nodes for showing directions to key locations like exhibits, toilets, exit, shops, and restaurant, each with design, implementation, and unit testing phases.
Absolutely. The 'Augmented reality' branch includes marker detection, 3D model display, and transformation (rotation and scaling). You can add or modify tasks to fit your AR implementation.
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