User Stories

User-focused software development approach.

User stories are one of the core components of Agile methodologies. These are informal descriptions of a software feature, told from the end-user's perspective. They help to create a simplified description of a requirement and focus on the value provided to users.
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User Stories are a fundamental concept in Agile methodology, particularly prevalent in frameworks like Scrum and Extreme Programming (XP). They represent functional requirements from the end-user's perspective, focusing on delivering value.<br><br>A well-crafted User Story follows the common format…

Concepts covered: INVEST Criteria, Story Mapping, Persona, Acceptance Criteria, Backlogs and Prioritization, Scenarios, Iteration Planning, User Story, Definition of Done, Splitting User Stories

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PMI-ACP - User Stories Example Questions

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Question 1

Steve, a Product Owner at an e-learning company, is developing a persona named 'Busy Professional' for their language learning app. What should Steve ideally focus on while catering to this persona?

Question 2

A team member is continuously arguing against a criterion in the Definition of Done believing it to be unnecessary. The rest of the team agrees with the criterion. As a Scrum Master, what will you recommend?

Question 3

You are working on a medical app which will provide periodical health summaries to users. The summaries would be based on data like sleep patterns, heartbeat, etc. How should the acceptance criteria be written for this feature?

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