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User stories deep dive
The document discusses the fundamentals of writing user stories in agile development, emphasizing the importance of clarity, simplicity, and the ongoing nature of story refinement. It includes guidelines for crafting user stories, estimations, acceptance criteria, and writing scenarios to ensure a smooth user experience. Real-world examples illustrate various user interactions and expected functionalities of applications like a movie library and an English learning app.
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User stories deep dive
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- 4. What you expect (avoidbeing vague)
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- 6. Don’t include many details(Detailswill come later)
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- 12. User Story Map R1 R2 User Activities UserTasks User Stories User Stories
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- 15. Format I As a[ROLE] I want to [ACTION] So I can [GOAL] Who What Why
- 16. Format II In orderto [GOAL] As a [ROLE] I want to [ACTION] Who What Why
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- 36. Movie Library App Donaldlikes to watch movies and tell his friends about it. He uses a site that helps him to find movies (old, new, etc), rate them and share with others. He also enjoys the previews and loves to hear when his “favourites” movies are playing in theatres.
- 37. Right or Wrong? Asa Developer I want use a NoSQL db to store movies So I can list them faster
- 38. Right or Wrong? Asa Developer I want to use Twitter Bootstrap for the UI So I can use all the cool buttons and layout
- 39. Right or Wrong? Asa User I want my app to be easy to use So I can get the top ten UIX award
- 40. Right or Wrong? Asa User I want to get statistics about movies So I can decide which users could be willing to buy a movie ticket ahead of time
- 41. Right or Wrong? Asa User I want to login to the site So I can use the site
- 42. Right or Wrong? Asa User I want to login to the site but if I forget my password I want a password recovery email or maybe use Google instead So I can review movies
- 43. English Master EnglishMaster isan application to let users read lessons to learn and improve english. The lessons are provided in an alphabetical index that the user can filter by choosing a letter of the alphabet or searching for a word.
- 44. Medical Studies The applicationneeds to process XML files contains medical studies that come with patient information and study results. The studies are uploaded in a Zip file to our FTP server. Each new file needs to be processed and added to the database (unless it has been processed). It is important to be robust and handle errors to avoid duplication.
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- 50. User Story Points UsingFibonacci (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 …)
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- 66. Gherkin DSL Business readableDSL Flush out requirements Automated testing Used by Cucumber, SpecFlow, jBehave
- 67. Features Feature: Listing movies Asa User I want to list movies So I can see the contents of the library
- 68. Scenarios Scenario: List allmovies Given I'm logged in And I have (some data loaded) When I (do some action) Then I (should see expected results)
- 69. Writing reviews Scenario: Writea review for a movie Given I'm logged in as a Critic When I write a review for a movie Then I should see the new review in the reviews section for the movie
- 70. Example II Scenario: Seemost recent movies first Given I'm logged in as a User When I order the list by release date Then I should see the movies with the release date most recent first
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- 72. ?????? Scenario: Perfect world Giventhe application is setup When I want to use some projects Then I should be able to load data And have a great user experience but no bugs should appear
- 73. ????? Scenario: Redirect user Givena User "dave" with pwd "secret" And I am not logged in When I navigate to the home page And I fill in "Username" with "dave" And I fill in "Password" with "secret" And I press “Login" Then I am redirected to the login form
- 74. Just right Scenario: Listall projects Given I'm logged in And I have some projects stored When I list the projects Then I should see all of them
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- 76. More Functionality When isthe right time to write scenarios? During Inception? During Analysis? During Development? During QA?
- 77. Order Matters Not! Canevery feature be independent?
- 78. Size Matters not! Canevery story be of the same size?
- 79. Complexity ∝ amount Howmany scenarios per feature?
- 80. Complexity ∝ amount Themore scenarios we find the more complex the story is
- 81. Complexity ∝ amount Ifscenarios are unclear, then is time to rethink the feature
- 82. Complexity ∝ amount Scenarios 0 1 2 4 5 6 7 Complexity SimpleMedium Complex WTF?
- 83. Complexity ∝ Clarity Toomany steps
- 84. Complexity ∝ Clarity Takesmore than 10 minutes to write
- 85. Complexity ∝ Clarity Youread it the next day and have no clue what it means
- 86. Recipe Make every storyaround the same size
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- 88. Recipe Make sure youcan implement it in XX amount of time (1 or 2 days)
- 89. Recipe Find the simplestscenario that provides value
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- 91. The Smartest tool foragile project management http://smartview.io
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