User Story Workshop
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A very brief introduction to User Roles and User Stories to help kickoff a user role modelling session
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User Story Workshop
- 1. User Roles and possibly user stories if we have time...
- 2. Example user roles • Prospective International UG student (no TOEFL score) • PGR student with offer (from outside EU)
- 3. A user story As a Prospective International UG Student without a IELTS or TOEFL score I want to find out the English language requirements so that I can apply for a course at Bath
- 4. Who, What & Why • As a Prospective International UG Student without an IELTS or TOEFL score • I want to find out the English language requirements • so that I can apply for a course at Bath
- 5. Who, What & Why • As a Prospective International UG Student without an IELTS or TOEFL score • I want to find out the English language requirements • so that I can apply for a course at Bath
- 6. Who, What & Why • As a Prospective International UG Student without an IELTS or TOEFL score • I want to find out the English language requirements • so that I can apply for a course at Bath
- 7. The plan 1. Brainstorm user roles using index cards 2. Group roles - find the overlaps 3. Merge or refine roles that overlap 4. Define attributes that distinguish each role
Editor's Notes
- We need to understand who all the potential international visitors to the site are and what they should be able to do. User roles describe the visitors and help us to think about how our site needs to function without bias towards a particular type of user. Could be individuals, groups or organisations.
- With these roles we can start to think about how these visitors need to use the site.
- A user story is a simple way to describe something we want the site to do. Includes Who, What and Why
- Template to help us describe Who they are, What they want to do and Why.
- 1. Place generated roles on the table and read out loud. I’ll explain the other steps in more detail as we progress.