User stories - an introduction
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These are the slides for my User stories presentation. This particular version was given as part of my "I'm telling you for the last time"-series (see http://www.marcusoft.net/2013/11/ImTellingYou.html). The presentation was recorded and can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/aptitudsthlm
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User stories - an introduction
- 1. User stories a practical introduction Marcus Hammarberg
- 16. Bandung
- 18. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_HAjZsLKwoHM/S7jPnPD57PI/AAAAAAAAAgY/pqr7zqRJ0ys/s1600/30-scout_promise.gif
- 23. WHAT HOW
- 28. §
- 31. As a [role] I want [feature] So that [benefit]
- 32. As a [role] I want [feature] So that [benefit] so that [benefit]
- 33. In order to [benefit] As a [role] I want [feature]
- 34. In order to keep track of my savings As a saver in the bank I want a simple overview over all my savings accounts
- 35. In order to protect my economical status As an user of the bank I want to log in using twitter
- 39. Right sized
- 41. User interface Business logic Data access
- 42. User interface Business logic Data access
- 43. User interface Business logic Data access
- 44. User interface Business logic Data access
- 45. User interface Business logic Data access
- 46. http://www.flickr.com/photos/puuikibeach/3435696039/sizes/l/in/photostream/ Encourage us to wait with details
- 48. “They don’t know what they want”
- 49. How to write a great user story http://jenniferdawnbrody.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/ink-pen.jpg
- 50. INVEST
- 53. INVEST Independent Negotiable Valuable to users or customers
- 54. INVEST Independent Negotiable Valuable to users or customers Estimable
- 55. INVEST Independent Negotiable Valuable to users or customers Estimable Small
- 56. INVEST Independent Negotiable Valuable to users or customers Estimable Small Testable
- 57. Divide & Conquer
- 59. Begin with the goal!
- 61. Yes, it can be done
- 62. Write stuff that can be done http://www.triathlonwoerden.nl/content/24501/news/clnt/3298551_1_org.jpg
- 65. In order to [benefit] As a [role] I want [feature]
- 66. Practical exercises Diverge and merge
- 70. User story mapping http://www.agileproductdesign.com/presentations/user_story_mapping/index.html
- 71. How do they know what they want?
- 72. Why? How do they know what they want?
- 73. Why? Who? How do they know what they want?
- 74. Why? Who? How? How do they know what they want?
- 75. Why? Who? How? How do they know what they want? What?
- 77. Estimating
- 78. How big is this rock? http://imgcache.ifans.com/forums/imgcache/13714.png
- 80. Story points
- 82. Planning poker
- 85. Where ! should ! this go?
- 87. Estimates are wasteful ! Estimating is not
- 92. Sprint planning
- 93. Sprint planning When do we want to be done? Time
- 94. Sprint planning When do we want to be done? Time Who are in the team? Resources
- 95. Sprint planning When do we want to be done? Time Who are in the team? Which features will we manage? Features Resources
- 104. Test i user stories
- 105. Vad är klar?
- 106. Goal in agile testing Not to find bugs ! Make sure bugs never comes in in the first place
- 107. Write tests before coding
- 108. Summing up As a [role] I want [feature] So that [benefit]
- 112. Recording of this talk http://www.youtube.com/ aptitudsthlm