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What Are User Stories
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A brief guide to User Stories as practiced by The SilverLogic.

A brief guide to User Stories as practiced by The SilverLogic.

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Agile | How to Write Stories With User Flows
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User story comes out of user flows which lists in the first person the steps end users take toward attaining their goals.
 
Each bullet point or set of bullet points in a list can be translated to a user story and are also used to specify what is expected in order for a story to be considered done. Take a look at the flow below for how a casual instagram user ends up buying a shirt.
User story comes out of user flows which lists in the first person the steps end users take toward attaining their goals.
 
Each bullet point or set of bullet points in a list can be translated to a user story and are also used to specify what is expected in order for a story to be considered done. Take a look at the flow below for how a casual instagram user ends up buying a shirt.
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What Are User Stories?
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Articulating Value With User Stories

User stories are used to articulate the value we want end users to get from a given feature. Writing a story is as simple as filling out a ticket for a sandwich at the deli; you specify what you want, the sandwich is made per your specifications, you inspect your order and then pay for it if it meets the requirements you outlined; it’s a work ticket for an independent, negotiable, valuable, estimable, small, testable deliverable.

Articulating Value With User Stories

User stories are used to articulate the value we want end users to get from a given feature. Writing a story is as simple as filling out a ticket for a sandwich at the deli; you specify what you want, the sandwich is made per your specifications, you inspect your order and then pay for it if it meets the requirements you outlined; it’s a work ticket for an independent, negotiable, valuable, estimable, small, testable deliverable.

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