user-stories

Vocabulary Word

Definition

In the tech world, 'user-stories' are sort of like little stories or scenarios that demonstrate how someone might use a product or feature. They start with 'As a', 'I want', 'So that'.

Examples in Different Contexts

In product management, user stories are used to capture specific requirements of a product from a user's viewpoint, facilitating a user-centered approach to product development. A product manager might explain, 'By breaking down the project into user stories, we can better understand and meet our users' needs.'

Practice Scenarios

Tech

Scenario:

The test users found the checkout process on our e-commerce site confusing. The feedback was they couldn't find the 'Proceed to Payment' button easily.

Response:

I agree. We should create user-stories for a new checkout flow to see how we can make this step more intuitive.

Creative

Scenario:

The users found the new website layout a bit cluttered. Maybe it's all the ads and pop-ups? They said they had trouble finding what they needed.

Response:

Let's develop user-stories highlighting their journey through the website. This way, we can pinpoint what adds to the clutter.