agile scrum user story template

Phase One: Activity description, one, BIS, three, four, 52: Activity description, one, BIS, three, four, five, 63: Activity description, one, two, three, four, five Topics: User stories and plans/architecture/development/testing-Martian requirements Management concept (three issue) Date: 2012-08-28 (Tuesday) 13:00~14:00 objects: Product managers, project managers, and development backbone, biased towards demand management and product design. Keyword

[Post] agile development, use case or user story In Agile development, use case or user story Murali Krishna tells us that failing to fully understand the nature of user stories is ofte

This is the first article in the agile development user story series. (Topic directory) It is often asked whether there are complete user stories. I have searched for about two or three articles on the Internet, but most of them are just to describe the syntax of user storie

This is the fifth article in the agile development user story series. (Topic directory) Introduction In No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3, we once mentioned "as ...... Yes ...... So that ......" To better reflect customer value. Let's try to describe these two stories: 1. If you place the "Save button" on the top of the page rather than the bottom of the page, you do not n

The first article in this series, "User story-driven agile development –1." Planning chapter "To share with you how to use user stories to help teams create requirements, in this article, we look at how to use these user stories and feature points to form a product backlog."

This is the second article in the agile development user story series. (Topic directory) The syntax model used in user stories in Agile development seems simple, but it contains profound ideas. "As ......, Yes ......, In order )......" Different from the description of funct

This is the fourth article in the agile development user story series. (Topic directory) Priority sorting sounds like a very simple task. A field is almost "important/General ......", Adjust it and sort it. But there are a lot of names in it: Who should be responsible for sorting? Who made the final shot? Do R D factors need to be considered? How to deal with t

question "which projects can correspond to" depends on "which projects provide their design rules". For example, if MVC has its own design rules, I can correspond to them; if no rules are designed, there will be no matching.Heard-codenong-SH Is the scope limited to Web UI projects? It seems that none of the Web UI can do this.Chen Yong-Entrepreneurship-Beijing (** 9107533) 13:42:33This is not a problem of user st