What is Story?

User stories give the team important context and associate tasks with the value those tasks bring. During a sprint or iteration planning meeting, the team decides what stories they’ll tackle during that sprint. These are a way to communicate and manage user requirements.

• A user story is the smallest unit of work in an Agile, a short, informal explanation of a software feature, written from the perspective of the end user.
• User stories describe the why and the what behind the day-to-day work of development team members.
• A good structure helps the Agile team to have a common understanding.
• User stories put the voice of the customer at the centre and keep every member of the team focused on their needs. It outlines the desired outcome of a task.

Example:

Read the above example of epics to understand about user stories, While dealing with the epic named “What are Epics & User stories in Agile? And how different they are”, I divide article/epic into different subtopic and work on it in sprints till the deadline. So for the given epic, different user stories are “What is Agile Epic”, “What is story”, “Epic v/s Story”.

Agile is a collaborative approach and is widely adopted by teams. There are several iterations in Agile as there is no limit to backtracking to the previous development phase. In this way, agile serves the best version as the final product. Epic and User Stories are two important concepts used for requirements management and planning.