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Story Mapping v4
This document outlines a story mapping approach for organizing an email client project. It breaks the project down into requirements, features, epics, and stories. The features are organized horizontally to map the correct business process sequence. The epics and stories are broken down vertically with priority indicated by their placement. The stories are further separated into separate releases.
Story Mapping v4
- 1. Story Mapping Approach Organize Email Manage Email Search Email File Emails Compose Email Read Email Delete Email View Calendar Manage Calendar Create Appt View Appt Create Contact Update Contact Delete Contact Manage Contacts BuildEmail Client Search by keyword Move Emails Create folders Send basic email Send RTF email Open basic email Open RTF email Delete email View list of Appts Limit search to one field Search >1 field Release 1 Release 2 Search Attachm ents Search sub folders Release 3 Monthly View Create basic Appts Create RTF appt Update Contents /location Create basic contact Update Contact info View Appt View Appt Accept/ reject/ tentative Send HTML email Set email priority Get address from contacts Send attachm ents Open HTML email Open attachm ents Empty deleted items View daily format Create HTML appt Mandat ory/ optional Propose new time Add address data Update address info Delete contact View weekly format Search calendar Get address from contacts Add attachm ents View attachm ents Import contacts Export contacts Requirement Features Epics Stories Stories Stories This is your main requirement, project, or vision. This level you list all your features along the horizontal plane. Break each feature into smaller features/ Epics (stories too big to fit in a single sprint). Now break down the Epics into stories along the vertical plane in order of priority. Separate your stories into releases/Program Increments. Created by: Nigel Thurlow Version: 4 Last Updated: 11th August 2015 ItemsintheVerticalPlaneIndicatePriority Items in the Horizontal Plane Map to Correct Business Process Sequence