This document provides an introduction to story mapping. It discusses concepts sourced from Jeff Patton, including user stories, roles, personas, and features. The document encourages creating story maps to organize user stories. It recommends reading more about story mapping on Jeff Patton and Better Projects' websites to learn about user stories, templates, and courses on the topic. The overall goal is to introduce story mapping and discuss key elements like user stories, roles, and personas to help structure product backlogs and development.

1. Introduction to Story Mapping
Produced and presented
by Craig Brown
craigwbrown.net

2. Concepts and content Sourced from Jeff Patton
AgileProductDevelopment.com

4. Some housekeeping
ACS
Meetup.com
/Agile-Business-
Analysts-Melbourne

5. Why
are we all here?

6. What does USER ST ORY mean to you guys?
“A promise of a
conversation”
A story is token
Card, Conversation, Confirmation
INVEST in good stories

8. (practice)
Organising today’s lunch

9. Montage!

10. Montage!

11. Goal
Role
Persona
Tools
Features
Interactions
Activities
Steps
etc

12. Goal
<example>
share a photo from an analysis-design workshop with
colleagues and get feedback on your ideas

13. Let’s talk about
Roles and Personas

14. Persona’s
@MrAlanCooper
http://jonbox.wordpress.com/2010/05/27/what-is-au2h-and-why-i-cared/

15. “the sum of all desired features”

16. What did we learn from that?

17. Next we create the Story Maps

18. LET’S MAKE SOME ST ORY MAPS

21. Read more @ Jeff Patton’s site
“T he new User Story is a
Map!”
www.agileproductdesign.com

22. Read more @ BetterProjects
• What is Story Mapping
• What is a User Story
• A User Story T emplate
• On Demand User Story course

23. @brown_note
BetterProjects.net
Craig.Brown@BetterProjects.net
au.linkedin.com/in/craigwbrown