User Story Process
Whenever we want to write the user stories, we must ensure that we don’t start writing the technical tasks immediately and for that, we can use a template that will help us to write the user story in proper format.
Following is a simple user story example:
The description of format and roles (role, action, benefit) are:
- Role: The role in the user story is an actual human who interacts with the system.
- Action: The action is used to represent the actions of the system, as you can guess, it’s usually unique for each of the story. the main key point here is that the active voice is used in the action instead of a passive one. (for example, The meeting was called off.)
- Benefits: The benefit is the end outcome or the result we obtain from the user story, the benefit must be present for both the user in the user story as well as the user in the real world.
What is a User Story in Agile?
The user story is a natural language-based and informal way of specifying one or more requirements of software and product development. A user story is usually used in the agile model to describe from the end user’s perspective which can ultimately help us create a simplified description of the requirements. Depending on the situation, various stakeholders, end users, and team members can write the story. This article focuses on discussing user stories in Agile.
Table of Content
- What is a User Story in Agile?
- Key Terminologies
- User Story Process
- User Story Examples
- Advantages of User Story
- Disadvantages of User Story
- Conclusion
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