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User Stories document a requirement of a stakeholder with a specific business goal. It also provides an acceptance test. It is a representation of a unit of work.

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The document type user story provides the following properties:

 

Please note that only information about specific properties is provided here. Common document property used by all document types are documented by Document Properties.

Type

The type of the story. Valid types are

TypeDescription
storyA typical user story.
epicA larger story to be broken into smaller before it can be estimated
constraintA constraint card.
spikeA spike to explore an unknown terrain.
defectA bug to be resolved.

Theme

Stories may be grouped by features.

Actor

The list of user characters that take part in the user story.

Goal

The goal pursuit by the user.

Business Value

The business value realized by accomplishing the goal.

Frequency of Use

The expected frequency of use.Dependent on the product this may be numbers like 'uses per visit/task/... of one user', 'uses per hour/day/week/month of one/all user(s)'. It is not important to compare two user stories by their frequency, it is important for the developer to get to know how often the function will be used by users of the system.

Relevance

The relevance of the story to get a deeper understanding of its emotional value.The following values are valid: 

ValueDescription
must haveThe story is about something users regard as must-have of the product.
linearThe story is about something users regard as the-more-the-better.
exciter / delighterThe story is something that excites or delights users.
enhancementThe story is about a minor enhancement.



Business Priority

The priority of the story from a business point of view.

 

Technical Priority

The priority of the story from a technical point of view.

Story Points

The relative size of the story.

Status

The status of the user story in a coarse granular sense. This status value is not used to actively track the status of a user story (this task is shifted to the task tracking or issue management system), but to mark it as being active and to be done or discarded.The status of the user story may take one of these values:

ValueDescription
proposedThe user story has been proposed, but has not yet been accepted or rejected.
activeThe user story is in the state of being worked on.
doneThe user story has been completed.
discardedThe user story has been rejected and now is discarded.

 


Reference

Add references to information on external systems here.

Sections

Description

A usually formal description of the user story.

Business Goals

In case more space is needed to add information about the business goals of the story. Usually everything is said in the description of the story.

 

Test

The test to check, if the story has been implemented successfully. May contain more than one test.

 

Tasks

A short description of the identified tasks associated with the story. This is just a short note and may link to other resources with detailed information.

Usually tasks are tracked with the issue management system alone.

 

Subordinate User Stories

Split stories and organize them hierarchically by adding User Story documents as child pages.


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Related Doctypes

User Character

User characters are the actors of user stories.

Feature

User stories may be grouped into theme by features.

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