Labels

• backend

  Server-side logic, APIs, or database implementation.
• blocked

  Waiting on an external dependency, input, or approval.
• bug

  Defect or malfunction in code, logic, or deployed system.
• client request

  Raised directly from client feedback
• compliance

  Policies, GDPR, audits, or other regulatory requirements.
• critical priority

  Must be handled immediately. Blocking other work or tied to hard deadlines.
• deliverable

  Directly linked to a project milestone, report, or EU work package output.
• demo

  Built for demonstration purposes; not intended for full functionality.
• design

  Visual identity, branding, UI/UX assets, or layout changes.
• design needed

  Requires design assets or UI/UX input
• devops

  Automation, monitoring, or systems integration tasks.
• documentation

  Internal or external docs, technical notes, or reporting.
• enhancement

  New feature request or improvement of existing functionality
• feature

  New functionality or improvement of an existing capability.
• finance

  Invoices, budgets, billing issues, or financial tracking.
• frontend

  User interface, design, or client-side application logic.
• high complexity

  Significant complexity; may involve design considerations, extended work across multiple layers.
• high priority

  Must be handled as soon as possible. Direct impact on delivery or partner/client expectations.
• in progress

  Currently being worked on.
• infrastructure

  Deployment pipelines, VPS hosting, CI/CD, or environment setup.
• low complexity

  Simple but involves several steps (e.g., minor feature, small setup, or dependency update).
• low priority

  Minor improvements or ideas that can be scheduled later if time permits.
• medium complexity

  Moderately complex; involves multiple elements or testing.
• minimal complexity

  Very quick or straightforward (e.g., small configuration change, minor update, or documentation fix)
• mvp

  Minimum viable product covering only the core requirements.
• needs spec

  Requires functional or technical specification before starting.
• normal priority

  Nice to have. Can be postponed without immediate impact on delivery.
• obsolete

  No longer relevant; replaced or cancelled due to changing priorities.
• partial

  Limited-scope or incomplete feature; not final.
• pending testing

  Implementation complete but awaiting functional or user testing.