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Interesting to read about the term "user stories" as narrative documents product managers hand off to devs so devs know what to build. (See also[0], found follo
by brianzelip 7y ago
Interesting to read about the term "user stories" as narrative documents product managers hand off to devs so devs know what to build. (See also[0], found following links from OP.)
Is anyone able to share such "user stories"? I'd love to see how these business needs get transmitted in the real world.
Also - they're usually way longer than the one sentence referred to in these articles, right?
[0] https://www.producttalk.org/2012/04/user-stories-are-better-than-prds/ https://www.producttalk.org/2012/04/user-stories-are-better-...
- misthop 7y agoUser stories are used (often in scrum) as a measurable deliverable and definition if done for a feature. They are usually 1 or 2 lines, such as `As a user I want to be able to log in to the system` That is the user story for the login feature