How to Use GitScrum for E-commerce Development Projects?

How to use GitScrum for e-commerce development projects?

Manage e-commerce development in GitScrum with labels for store areas (checkout, catalog, payments), track integrations with third parties, and document configurations in NoteVault. Coordinate front-end and back-end around business-critical features. E-commerce teams with structured workflow launch features 30% faster [Source: E-commerce Development Research 2024].

E-commerce workflow:

1. Requirements - Business need
2. Design - UX/UI design
3. Develop - Front + back
4. Integrate - Third parties
5. Test - QA + security
6. Stage - Staging validation
7. Launch - Production deploy

E-commerce labels

Priority by revenue impact

Integration tracking

NoteVault e-commerce docs

E-commerce task template

## Feature: [name]

### Business Impact
- Revenue: [expected impact]
- Conversion: [expected change]
- Priority: [P1-P5]

### Requirements
- User story: [story]
- Acceptance criteria: [criteria]

### Technical
- Frontend: [changes]
- Backend: [changes]
- Integrations: [third parties]

### Testing
- [ ] Unit tests
- [ ] Integration tests
- [ ] Payment testing
- [ ] Security review

Customer journey tracking

Payment integration workflow

Testing priorities

Common e-commerce issues

Metrics to track

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