User stories!!!
All about the what, why, and how to do it right!
This article will explain what user stories are, why they are essential, how to write them, and some common user story mistakes and how to avoid them. Furthermore, I’ll discuss why requirements and acceptance criteria are essential components of a successful user story.
What and why?
A user story is written in a particular style and in simple language. A user story aims to demonstrate how a piece of work will provide a specific value to the end user. Stories originate from insights and opportunities discovered by designers and engineers and prioritized by product managers to keep the product on track. Agile frameworks such as scrum and kanban are natural fits for stories.
The Values of user stories
User stories are beneficial to the end-user, but using them in your product development process has multiple benefits for your team.
- It is easier to collaborate with stories because the team can figure out how to serve the user best and achieve the goal together with the end goal in mind.
- Because stories help team members think critically and creatively about the best solution to a problem, they drive creative solutions.
- Stories generate momentum because small challenges…
