The following example user stories were written to describe the functionality in an early version of the Scrum Alliance website. These stories were written in early 2004. Some stories are good, some aren’t. I’m providing the full set of them, though, as an indication of what I considered...
In its most basic form, a backlog is for one team and aligned around goals. Those goals are broken down to valuable features and user stories, which in turn are prioritized, estimated, refined, and detailed appropriately. Below is aproduct backlog examplefor a social media game. It’s org...
As you can see with this example, one epic can result in multiple user stories and product features. What are the benefits of a product backlog? A product backlog helps your team run like a well-oiled machine by improving organization and collaboration. It becomes the central tool for ...
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Trivia:Epic is a complex task or a work trying to solve the customers’ problems. You can break epic into smaller tasks known as user stories. Let’s take a look at another example of a product backlog of a marketing team: Product Backlog of a Marketing Team: ...
In most cases, product managers break down items into user stories. However, not all backlogs talk in user stories. Every team has its own way of structuring the contents in its backlog. Who Owns the Backlog? While the entire cross-functional agile team works together on the backlog, the...
Instead, the product backlog evolves, expanding and contracting with the realities of the project. Some product backlog items will become irrelevant and need to be removed. Others will bubble to the surface and need to be broken down into smaller stories. New user stories will be added, ...
I have a tab “Bag of Tricks” which I populate with UI patterns, elements and interactions on a daily basis and go through them often. It’s amazing the amount of idea generation one can do with a big enough backlog. Recently, I’ve been quite interested into interior design. We ...
Who Should Write User Stories? In many agile organizations, theproduct ownertakes primary responsibility for writing user stories and organizing them on theproduct backlog. In reality, though, this is a shared responsibility among the entire cross-functional product team. ...
These items that vary in size and extent of detail can be described technically or focus on the personal needs and problems of users. In a Scrum product backlog, for example, product managers can enter items in the form ofuser stories— short stories about someone (usually the customer) usi...