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This document discusses user stories, which provide short descriptions of what users need from a product. It covers the key questions of what, why, who, when and how for user stories. User stories should be independent, negotiable, valuable, estimable, small, and testable. They ensure teams work on high priority tasks and provide clear focus and direction. User stories are refined through constant iteration until they are specific and detailed enough with acceptance criteria.
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- 1. 1 USER STORIES WHAT WHY WHO WHEN HOW Diana Klose Agile Coach
- 2. 2 USER STORIES WHAT WHY -> about definition TASK -> about implementation EPIC -> headline, sketches functionality without going into detail USER STORY = a short description of what a user needs
- 3. 3 USER STORIES Ensures the squad always works on the best thing to deliver to the Encourages collaboration and squad work based on common understanding Ensures everyone contributes to the company strategy through the chain of why Gives the squad clear direction & focus
- 4. 4 USER STORIES WHO Responsible for WHY & WHAT Responsible for HOW Main facilitator for squad ? ...! JOINT EFFORT, the conversation is crucial to get to a common understanding
- 5. 5 USER STORIES WHENNew items emerge based on: Product roadmpa Feedback DO THE RIGHT THING AT THE RIGHT TIME LEVELOFDETAIL Constant refinement & Refinement ceremony Epics
- 6. 6 USER STORIES KNOW ! Simple & accurate language & metadata Visible & accessible Out of scope => Lower prio So think big What can or can’t be done will be defined by: Prio Capacity Velocity REFINE REFINE REFINE until ready: small, specific, detailed Definition of Ready & Definition of Done ‘As a user, I want to xx so that xx’ Acceptance criteria
- 8. 8 Business value is often vertical USER STORIES User interface Web server Database User interface Web server Database User interface Web server Database User stories should be too
- 9. 9 Think like this: USER STORIES
- 10. 1010 INVEST Description Watch out for Independent Free of dependencies on other user stories. Stories are able to be completed in any order Stories that require someone else to complete something before you can begin. Writing stories as a flow of 1 task into the next Negotiable Can be changed with up to date information before starting to work on it. Allows room for improvisation on implementation Describing how the work is done instead of what the end result should be. Getting too detailed on requirements Valuable Bring value to the end user, stakeholder or squad. The value can be external or internal Stories that describe the work instead of the outcome. Stories written from the perspective of the person doing the work Estimable Is clear and understood by the squad so they are able to estimate its size Stories that are too large become difficult to estimate. Missing important details Small Easily fits within 1 sprint Stories that are difficult to understand and/or estimate Testable Contains acceptance criteria or key results Stories that don’t have some sort of evidence when completed USER STORIES Is my user story OK?