![User Story conversation
Start with a short title
Add concise description
As a [role]
I want to [do something
So that I can [reach a goal]
…
Create an acceptance criteria
Add anything else relevant from conversation
(notes, specifications, constraints, sketches)
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User Story Workshop
The document contains instructions for drawing a summer meadow scene with specific elements like flowers, grass, cows, birds, and a sun. It begins with more open requirements to draw blue and red flowers with cows and birds under a sun. Then it provides closed, detailed requirements specifying the number and characteristics of each element to include in the drawing. The document discusses the difference between open and closed requirements.
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User Story Workshop
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- 3. Draw a beautifulsummer meadow with blue and red flowers in green grass, some cows and birds under a shining sun. David Barnholdt
- 4. Draw a beautifulsummer meadow with 10 blue flowers with 5 petals each 5 blue flowers with 6 petals each 13 red flowers with 6 petals each 2 cows with 3 black spots 1 cow with 5 black spots 2 cows with 4 black spots 2 birds to reside in the upper left corner 3 birds in the middle one sun to the right with 5 sun beams David Barnholdt
- 5. Open vs Closedrequriements Open Draw a beautiful summer meadow with blue and red flowers in green grass, some cows and birds under a shining sun. Closed Draw a beautiful summer meadow with • 10 blue flowers with 5 petals each • 5 blue flowers with 6 petals each • 13 red flowers with 6 petals each • 2 cows with 3 black spots 1 cow with 5 black spots • 2 cows with 4 black spots • 2 birds to reside in the upper left corner • 3 birds in the middle • one sun to the right with 5 sun beams 5 David Barnholdt
- 6. Open vs Closed? David Barnholdt
- 7. Myth If youwrite down the requirements the user gets what he wants. Hans Brattberg
- 8. IEEE 830Requirement Specification – The product shall have a gas engine – The product shall have four wheels • The product should have rubber tire mounted to each wheel – The product shall have a steering wheel – The product shall have a steel body Hans Brattberg
- 9. As aUser, I want to mow my lawn quick and easy As a User, I want to be comfortable while mowing my lawn Hans Brattberg
- 10. How can aUser Story look 10
- 11. User Story =User + Story As a student, I can find my grades online so that I don’t have to wait until the next day to know whether I passed As a <role>, I want <goal>, So that <reason> Independent Negotiable Valuable Estimable Small Testable Acronym courtesy of Bill Wake – www.xp123.com It is a reminder to have a conversation with your customer - not a complete specification
- 12. User Story conversation Start with a short title Add concise description As a [role] I want to [do something So that I can [reach a goal] … Create an acceptance criteria Add anything else relevant from conversation (notes, specifications, constraints, sketches) Jeff Patton
- 13. How to demo/ details / tests 13 As a User, I can cancel a reservation Flip side * Verify that a premium member can cancel the same day without a fee * Verify that a non-premium member get charged 10% for a same-day cancelation * Verify that email confirmation is sent * Verify that the hotel is notified of any cancelation
- 14. Grooming EPICS User Stories Story Time Session Story Time Session Story Time Session
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- 20. Purpose of breakinga story down Business feedback - Is this what the market wants? User feedback - Is this what the user wants? Tech feedback - Can we do this? Solution feedback - Do parts add up as a whole? Product Increment – Minimum Marketable Product Story Spike Backlog items PO ”what” ”how” Mattias Skarin
- 21. Maximize early learning Grow knowledge Optimize value / time Source: Alistair Cockburn Minimize risks • Technical • Bussines • Social Mattias Skarin
- 22. 22 “incrementing” buildsa bit at a time Incrementing calls for a fully formed idea. And, doing it on time requires dead accurate estimation. 1 2 3 4 5 Jeff Patton
- 23. “iterating” builds arough version, validates it, then slowly builds up quality Iterating allows you to move from vague idea to realization 1 2 3 4 5 23 Jeff Patton
- 24. Combining iterative andincremental • Build iterative to minimize risk • Build incremental to maximize ROI • Repeat 24 Jeff Patton
Editor's Notes
- #3 1 minut, under tystnad Per grupp behövs: 1 gul penna 1 blå penna 1 röd penna 1 görn 1 svart penna Group One: Draw a beutiful summer meadow with blue and red flowers in green grass, some cows and birds under a shining sun. Group Two Draw a beutiful summer meadow with 10 blue flowers with 5 petals each 5 blue flowers with 6 petals each 13 red flowers with 6 petals each 2 cows with 3 black spots 1 cow with 5 black spots 2 cows with 4 black spots 2 birds to reside in the upper left corner 3 birds in the middle one sun to the right with 5 sun beams Rita en vacker sommaräng med med blå och röda blommor i grönt gräs, några kor och fåglar och en strålande sol. Rita en vacker sommaräng med: 10 blå blommor som har 5 blad var - 5 blå blommor med 6 blad var - 13 röda blommor med 6 blad var - 2 kossor med 3 svarta fläckar - 1 ko med 5 svarta fläckar - 2 kor med 4 svarta fläckar - 2 fåglar uppe i vänstra hörnet - 3 fåglar i mitten - 1 sol till höger med 5 solstrålarRita en vacker sommaräng med med blå och röda blommor i grönt gräs, några kor och fåglar och en strålande sol.
- #8 S 236 Mike Cohn’s succeding with agil
- #15 DISCUSS: Ways to split stories INVEST
- #22 Is it the right thing? How to build? Enable options in next phase
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- #25 Quickly finding the marshmallow