Product Management Certification with Agile Product Owner and Scrum - Bonus: User Stories and Acceptance Criteria

The video tutorial introduces user stories, a key component in creating a product backlog. It explains the 3R's of user story writing: Role, Requirement, and Reason, emphasizing their importance in focusing the scrum team and maximizing ROI. The tutorial also covers how to write acceptance criteria, which are essential for verifying the quality of features. It provides examples and highlights the role of testers and product owners in this process. Finally, it discusses the design and implementation phase, stressing collaboration with designers to refine user stories.

What is the primary purpose of a user story in a product backlog?

• To outline the project timeline

• To describe a requirement from a user's perspective

• To list all possible features

• To provide a detailed technical specification

In the 3R's framework for user stories, what does the 'Role' represent?

• The timeline for feature delivery

• The technical requirements of the feature

• The type of user the feature is aimed at

• The financial cost of the feature

What is an example of a user story for a mobile Formula One game?

• As an F1 game player, I want to see a circuit map

• As a developer, I want to create a game engine

• As a tester, I want to automate test cases

• As a manager, I want to track project progress

What is the main goal of acceptance criteria in user stories?

• To list all potential users

• To specify when a user story is complete

• To define the project budget

• To outline the marketing strategy

Why is it beneficial to separate edge cases in acceptance criteria?

• To decrease development time

• To encourage consideration of tricky situations

• To simplify the user interface

• To reduce the number of tests