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This will continue to happen when you least expect it, so be ready to pivot.

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If relevant.

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Test run the product with your peers.

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As often as necessary until you have working drafts.

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The whole team works through a series of meetings to make sure that everything is on track. This is where the bulk of the work is done. Clarify important topics, vocabulary, style, voice, as a group to make sure that everything gels.

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Start assigning people on the team to tasks so everything can get finished on time.

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Re-plan the basic outline of the program.

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Double check with the powers that be to see that your basic program outline is everything that's wanted. If not, offer the other feasible solutions as backups, with reasoning as to why your plan is the best, and how the others could work.

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Break the program down into its component parts. What are all of the final products? Start creating lists of all of the things that need to get done in order to accomplish these things. Double check all of your deadlines and create a schedule.

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Out of all of the feasible solutions you've brainstormed, what makes the most sense, is most exciting, or is easiest to accomplish? Which of these factors are most important for this particular project? Using all of these questions, decide on the basic outline of the program.

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Given all of the restrictions, materials, and goals, find feasible solutions.

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Gather all of the documents pertaining to programs you've already done that involve that subject area. Find the people who have been in charge of these projects in the past, and make sure you loop them in so you don't miss something major. Figure out which artifacts/galleries could pertain to the subject matter.

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Figure out what it is we're supposed to make.

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Figure out what it is we're supposed to make.

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Who are the clients? What do they want? What is the subject area? What are their restrictions? What do they want to have accomplished by the end of this?

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"my name is Cow,
and wen its nite,
or wen the moon
is shiyning brite,
and all the men
haf gon to bed -
i stay up late.
i lik the bred."
- redditor poem_for_your_sprog

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Step 25: POP THAT TOAST IN YOUR MOUTH, QUEEN.

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Step 25: POP THAT TOAST IN YOUR MOUTH, QUEEN.

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Step 24: Use the knife you used to fish your toast out of the toaster and use it to spread room-temperature salted-butter all over the tops of both pieces of toast you made. Hell yeah. 

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Step 24: Use the knife you used to fish your toast out of the toaster and use it to spread room-temperature salted-butter all over the tops of both pieces of toast you made. Hell yeah. 

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Step 22: Remove the toast from the toaster. There are several ways to do this, and they are all scary, and they can all hurt you. Unplug the toaster so you don't get shocked at least. Try wrestling with the spring buttons - maybe you can make toast fly? Eventually give up and grab a knife to stick in and fish the toast out. 

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Step 22: Remove the toast from the toaster. There are several ways to do this, and they are all scary, and they can all hurt you. Unplug the toaster so you don't get shocked at least. Try wrestling with the spring buttons - maybe you can make toast fly? Eventually give up and grab a knife to stick in and fish the toast out. 

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Step 21: Try not to have a heart attack as the toast pops. Yay. 

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Step 21: Try not to have a heart attack as the toast pops. Yay. 

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Step 20: Think about what tea you're going to have with toast. Make that tea. (See another padlet tutorial about this step, because it's a whole thing.)

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Step 20: Think about what tea you're going to have with toast. Make that tea. (See another padlet tutorial about this step, because it's a whole thing.)

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Step 19: If you don't have unsalted butter ready to go, I'm sorry my friend, but you're going to spend the next 5-10 minutes cursing your life and trying to compensate. But this isn't a tutorial about how to warm up fridge temperature butter, so we're going to skip that part and ASSUME that you've had butter sitting on your counter at the perfect temperature for days. Because we all deserve a win these days, and you've already waited days for toast. 

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Step 19: If you don't have unsalted butter ready to go, I'm sorry my friend, but you're going to spend the next 5-10 minutes cursing your life and trying to compensate. But this isn't a tutorial about how to warm up fridge temperature butter, so we're going to skip that part and ASSUME that you've had butter sitting on your counter at the perfect temperature for days. Because we all deserve a win these days, and you've already waited days for toast. 

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Step 18: Start thinking about what you want on your toast. Just kidding. You've been thinking about it since you first started craving toast several days ago. You know for this first slice you just want salted butter.

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Step 18: Start thinking about what you want on your toast. Just kidding. You've been thinking about it since you first started craving toast several days ago. You know for this first slice you just want salted butter.

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Step 16: Adjust the toasty level using the toasty dial. Whoever set this on charcoal is a maniac, and it concerns you because it's either your roommate or your spouse. 

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Step 16: Adjust the toasty level using the toasty dial. Whoever set this on charcoal is a maniac, and it concerns you because it's either your roommate or your spouse. 

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Step 17: PULL THE LEVER, KRONK. (Toast it.)

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Step 17: PULL THE LEVER, KRONK. (Toast it.)

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Step 15: Place both halves of the bread inside of the toaster heat-sheathes. 

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Step 15: Place both halves of the bread inside of the toaster heat-sheathes. 

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Step 14: Cut that bread down to size. That's right, slice it in half, because there's too much bready goodness for one half of the toaster. 

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Step 14: Cut that bread down to size. That's right, slice it in half, because there's too much bready goodness for one half of the toaster. 

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Step 12: Take the toaster down from off of the top of your cupboards because you don't have enough counter space. This may take some height or some talent. The trick is grabbing it by the spring-levers that are supposed to control the toast. 

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Step 12: Take the toaster down from off of the top of your cupboards because you don't have enough counter space. This may take some height or some talent. The trick is grabbing it by the spring-levers that are supposed to control the toast. 

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Step 11: Try not to despair, as you inevitably cut a slice that is chonky on one side and transparent on the other. It's fine as long as you don't lose a  finger, really.

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Step 11: Try not to despair, as you inevitably cut a slice that is chonky on one side and transparent on the other. It's fine as long as you don't lose a  finger, really.

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Step 10: SLICE THE BREAD TO THE BEST OF YOUR ABILITY. Aim for a half-inch slice.

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Step 10: SLICE THE BREAD TO THE BEST OF YOUR ABILITY. Aim for a half-inch slice.

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Step 9: Grab the breadknife from the knife block and wonder why the little plastic tip that's supposed to protect it is missing AGAIN. (Wonder if it's the roommate's fault?)

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Step 9: Grab the breadknife from the knife block and wonder why the little plastic tip that's supposed to protect it is missing AGAIN. (Wonder if it's the roommate's fault?)

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Step 8: IT'S TOAST DAY, YEAH! Get that loaf out of the bag and place it on the silicone mat your spouse insists is just as good as a breadboard.

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Step 8: IT'S TOAST DAY, YEAH! Get that loaf out of the bag and place it on the silicone mat your spouse insists is just as good as a breadboard.

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Step 7: Spouse insists that the bread rests in a bag overnight - wait patiently for that slice.

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Step 7: Spouse insists that the bread rests in a bag overnight - wait patiently for that slice.

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Step 6: Patiently wait as spouse updates you on the bread-making process, and compliment him on the loaf when it comes out, even if he's devastated by some small aspect of the shape/color/crumb.

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Step 6: Patiently wait as spouse updates you on the bread-making process, and compliment him on the loaf when it comes out, even if he's devastated by some small aspect of the shape/color/crumb.

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Step 3: Remember that your car is in the shop, and that getting bread from the store today will mean walking in the rain and not soaking your baguette on the way back. 

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Step 3: Remember that your car is in the shop, and that getting bread from the store today will mean walking in the rain and not soaking your baguette on the way back. 

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Step 5: Wait a day. Spouse mentions he'll make bread today, so you wait until dinner. Surprise, this sourdough blend is taking longer to rise than he thought, so it will prove in the fridge overnight. Wait another day. 

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Step 5: Wait a day. Spouse mentions he'll make bread today, so you wait until dinner. Surprise, this sourdough blend is taking longer to rise than he thought, so it will prove in the fridge overnight. Wait another day. 

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Step 4: Mention to your spouse that you're out of bread. Hope he makes bread from that sourdough starter he's been feeding.

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Step 4: Mention to your spouse that you're out of bread. Hope he makes bread from that sourdough starter he's been feeding.

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Step 2: Realize this means you either have to go to the store, or make bread. Double shoot.

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Step 2: Realize this means you either have to go to the store, or make bread. Double shoot.

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Step 1: Realize you're out of bread. Aw, shoot. Bread's so good.

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Step 1: Realize you're out of bread. Aw, shoot. Bread's so good.