Do you love the idea of capturing customer requirements with lightweight user stories rather than formal requirements documents? Of course you do, but many teams find that while the idea of user stories sounds great, they struggle to create effective user stories that are truly useful for communicating between themselves and their customer. In this course, we’ll learn concrete strategies for creating lightweight user stories that truly capture our customer’s needs, as well as tips for avoiding the most common pitfalls that many teams fall into when they first begin working with user stories.
Author Name: Jeremy Jarrell
Author Description:
Jeremy Jarrell is an agile coach and author who helps teams get better at doing what they love. He is heavily involved in the technology community, both as a highly rated speaker throughout the United States and as a syndicated author whose articles and videos have appeared on sites such as InfoQ.com, StickyMinds.com, Simple-Talk.com, and ScrumAlliance.org. Jeremy resides in Pittsburgh with his wife and two children and is an avid runner. He loves to discuss all topics related to agile met… more

Table of Contents

• Thinking in Stories
  21mins
• Types of Stories
  32mins
• Personas
  27mins
• Splitting Stories
  36mins
• Getting to Done
  19mins