Metadata
The project (data) about the Project.
Overview
Each project has metadata or information-specific to that project.
Metadata helps explain your project to others at a glance
For them, it provides necessary background information
For your, it's a way to accurately organize/archive your body of work
Relevant information about the: Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How?
Required Fields
Name — The project's name, codename, or identifier.
Summary — A few sentences covering who, what, why, when, where, and/or how.
Client — The client, company, organization, owner, stakeholder, or target audience.
Tasks — Your specific contributions and responsibilities on the project.
Optional Fields
Tagline — One or two sentences that capture the essence of the project.
Dates & Timeframe — Start and end dates, duration, or expected resumption.
Results — How far did the project progress? What were the outcomes, conclusions, or next phases?
Tools — Software, tools, or instruments used.
Methods — Techniques, processes, or methodologies applied.
Media — The medium, platform, material, and/or format.
Links — URLs to a prototype, website, repository, social media post, or anywhere the work lives outside this document.
Team & Collaborators — Anyone who contributed to the project in any capacity.
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