As a <type of user>, I want <some goal> so that <some reason>.
Here is a quick summary of 6 levels of Agile Planning:
Following video explains process for the agile backlog management:
Also, enjoy the most comprehensive list of resources for Agile user story and backlog management:
Presentations
Articles
- User story explained [article]
- Advantage of user stories for requirements [article]
- How to hold an effective backlog grooming session [article]
- Writing contracts for Agile development [article]
- Non-functional requirements as user-stories [article]
- 9 tips for creating good sprint backlog [article]
- Product backlog articles from Scrum Alliance [various articles]
- ScrumBut: Construct the Sprint Backlog According to Individual Specialist Capacity [article]
- Agile smells: Lack of progress [article]
Templates
Videos
- Prioritizing your product backlog by Mike Cohn
- Effective User Stories by Mike Cohn
- Agile Estimating at DFW Scrum by Mike Cohn
- Bay XP Meeting Part 1: Agile Estimation, Mike Cohn
- Bay XP Meeting Part 2: Agile Estimation, Mike Cohn
Books
Any feedback? Do you know about 10 Scrum rules for Agile success?
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