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CST438: Sprint Planning & Team Collaboration Reflection

 This week, I learned the importance of clear communication and teamwork during sprint planning. Our team successfully reviewed feedback, confirmed that all tasks and user stories for Iteration 2 are well understood, and ensured that responsibilities are evenly distributed through the GitHub project board. I also learned how regular check-ins, early scheduling, and consistent updates can help keep everyone aligned and prevent delays as we move forward with the project.

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