From the course: Agile at Work: Planning with Agile User Stories
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Write user stories
From the course: Agile at Work: Planning with Agile User Stories
Write user stories
- Compare this big requirements upfront document to this user story. The story is one of the many requirements that could be in the big doc. There is a pretty big difference between them. This little requirement packs a powerful punch, so strong that it replaces the big requirements document. It captures something that a customer wants so that they can get some benefit. It is written as a concise statement of value from their perspective. The customer could be external to us, such as someone who would purchase one of our products, or internal, such as an employee that manages the product's description and purchase information. User stories are written in informal, natural language that a customer understands versus technical jargon. They're the most common technique For detailed requirements that most agile teams use. Are you wondering where the stories come from? Well, there are several ways we can identify them. One is we can decompose a higher-level requirement, such as a feature…
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