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This document discusses user stories, which are short descriptions of a desired new feature written from the perspective of users or customers. User stories should keep it simple and focus on who wants the feature, what they want to accomplish, and why. They are important because they provide precise yet spare information that is useful for planning and understandable to both technical and non-technical people.
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- 3. http://jyaasa.comCopyright 2017. Jyaasa Technologies. What is User story ? User stories are short, simple descriptions of a feature told from the perspective of the person who desires the new capability, usually a user or customer of the system.
- 4. http://jyaasa.comCopyright 2017. Jyaasa Technologies. Target user ● Stakeholder will write down the story Focus on ● Who am I ● What I want ● Why I want this KISS ● Keep It Short and Sweet
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- 6. http://jyaasa.comCopyright 2017. Jyaasa Technologies. It should be understandable by normal person. Not only the technical person.
- 7. http://jyaasa.comCopyright 2017. Jyaasa Technologies. Why user story is important ?
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- 9. http://jyaasa.comCopyright 2017. Jyaasa Technologies. Precise Information “The user can enter a name. It can be 127 characters.” ● From this statement it’s unclear whether the user must enter a name for the folder. Perhaps a default name is provided. ● The second sentence is almost completely meaningless. Can the folder name be other lengths, or must it always be 127 characters?
- 10. http://jyaasa.comCopyright 2017. Jyaasa Technologies. Useful for Planning ● User stories are written so that each can be given an estimate of how difficult or time–consuming it will be to develop
- 11. http://jyaasa.comCopyright 2017. Jyaasa Technologies. Spare Me the Details ● User stories encourage the team to defer collecting details.
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