Relevant: Reflects the core or results of the project.
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
Relevant Definition | The project name must directly reflect the core, main goal, or expected end result from the project. | Ensure all parties involved (internal and external) immediately understand what the focus of the project is.
The Name function serves as a quick synopsis that conveys the project vision without the need for a long explanation.
Save communication time and minimize misinterpretation or confusion about project goals.
Core Reflection | Name should include the most important keywords related to the function or project topic.
Example: Fintech projects can use the word 'Dana' or 'Financial'; educational projects use the words 'Learning' or 'Education'.
Focus on Results | Names can highlight the impact or solution that will be produced. This is very effective for internal projects or change-oriented projects.
Example: A project that aims to reduce costs can be named "Cost Efficiency Initiative (IEB)" or "Project: Zero Waste".
| Balance | Relevant names must remain attractive and not too rigid (too technical) so that they are easy to remember and present. | Combine technical keywords with more creative or aspirational words (for example, not only "Database System," but "Central Digital Archive"). |
Bottom line: The relevant project name is a strong communication asset, functioning as an "honest label" that immediately explains the value and focus of the work done in it.
The Name function serves as a quick synopsis that conveys the project vision without the need for a long explanation.
Save communication time and minimize misinterpretation or confusion about project goals.
Core Reflection | Name should include the most important keywords related to the function or project topic.
Example: Fintech projects can use the word 'Dana' or 'Financial'; educational projects use the words 'Learning' or 'Education'.
Focus on Results | Names can highlight the impact or solution that will be produced. This is very effective for internal projects or change-oriented projects.
Example: A project that aims to reduce costs can be named "Cost Efficiency Initiative (IEB)" or "Project: Zero Waste".
| Balance | Relevant names must remain attractive and not too rigid (too technical) so that they are easy to remember and present. | Combine technical keywords with more creative or aspirational words (for example, not only "Database System," but "Central Digital Archive"). |
Bottom line: The relevant project name is a strong communication asset, functioning as an "honest label" that immediately explains the value and focus of the work done in it.