Fifty Quick Ideas to Improve Your User Stories
About this book
Adzic and Evans give fifty short, independent ideas for improving story practice, each a couple of pages with the idea, why it works and how to make it work. Organised into creating stories, planning with them, discussing them, and splitting them. Useful as something to dip into when a specific problem shows up rather than as a book read front to back.
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- Product Backlog itemsWhat an entry on the Product Backlog is, what Scrum requires of it, and how much of what teams do to items comes from practices outside the framework.
- The adaptive backlogAn ordered list of everything the work might contain, kept in value order, detailed at the top and vague at the bottom, and reordered whenever the situation changes.
- Definition of Done and Acceptance Criteria in ScrumOne standard applies to the whole Increment and the other to a single Product Backlog item, so an item can satisfy its acceptance criteria and still fail the Definition of Done.
- Requirements and use scenariosRequirements articulate personas and their problems so the right thing gets built. A use scenario puts the problem in a story so the context travels with it.