User Stories are short descriptions of desired changes in our system. It is usually just a few sentences long and hand-written in common language without technical jargon. The User Stories captures the requirements in a simple way, by telling us the 'who', 'what', and 'why'.

1. User Stories
Tom Henricksen
IT Career Coach, Author, Speaker

2. User Stories
● Short description
● Capture requirements
● User perspective

3. User Stories
User stories are part of an agile approach that
helps shift the focus from writing about
requirements to talking about them. All agile
user stories include a written sentence or two
and, more importantly, a series of
conversations about desired functionality.
Mike Cohn, Agile Leader

4. User Stories
● Templates
○ 5 W’s
■ As <who> <when> <where>, I <what> because <why>
○ Connextra
■ As a <role>, I want <goal/desire> so that <benefit>

5. User Stories
● Create anytime
● Epics
● 3 C’s

6. User Stories
● index card or sticky notes
● Detail
● Product backlog