Module 1 - User Stories

Which of the following are the Three Cs that are part of a user story?

• Card, Conversation and Confirmation
• Card, Conflict, Conversation
• Card, Confirmation, Completeness
• Card, Conversation, Clarity

What is the most important aspect of the user story?

• The amount of detail included in the Card
• The inclusion of a “so that” clause for every story
• The conversations that accompanies the card

What does the Card represent in a user story?

• A promise from the development team to ask questions
• A promise for the particular product owner to be available for clarification
• An opportunity for the product owner to avoid writing long specification documents
• An opportunity for every team member to participate in story writing

At the beginning of the project what is the recommended approach for providing the details for each story?

• Start with specific stories, filling in as much detail as possible before meeting the dev team
• Start in general stories, then add detail during meetings with the development team

You are writing stories for a new feature for the rental website. When you meet with product user experience designer you are shown mockups of how some screens need to look. How should you incorporate this information into the user stories?

• Attach the designer’s mockups to each story so team members see them as they begin to work on the stories
• Create a separate story for each element of the user interface
• Wait until the iteration starts then have a meeting with the developers to explain the screen designs