User Stories and User Story Mapping by Jason Jones
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The document describes the process of user story mapping in agile methodologies, emphasizing the importance of shared understanding through visual organization of user steps and details. It outlines steps to frame opportunities, identify high-value activities, and determine the minimum viable product for effective release planning. Additionally, it includes contact information for Jason Jones, an agile transformation coach and consultant.
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- 1. AGILE MEAGILE MEAGILE ME JASON JONES User Story Mapping
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- 3. AGILE ME Career started in Lean manufacturing Technical Developer using RAD 15 Years Agile experience Certified Scrum Master, Product Owner 5 Years Agile coaching experience Recent engagements, large scale transformation at Barclaycard & Capital One JASON JONES AGILE TRANSFORMATION COACH & CONSULTANT INTRODUCTION
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- 5. AGILE ME SHARED DOCUMENTATION DOES NOT EQUAL SHARED UNDERSTANDING
- 6. AGILE ME WHAT IS A STORY MAP “User Story Mapping is about having a good old-fashioned conversation and then organizing it in the form of a map” – Jeff Patton “User Story Mapping is a visualisation method and exercise in Shared Understanding” - Me
- 7. AGILE MESTORY MAPPING WORK PROCESS • Frame the opportunity/ goal / outcome / value • Tell the story of the product (user steps) from left-to-right • Go back and talk about and capture the details of each step. • Use Value driven outcomes to slice out release plans & MVP.
- 8. AGILE ME TIME TO TRY IT – EXERCISE TIME!
- 9. AGILE ME STEP 1 – TELL THE STORY Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 3 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 3 Timeline / Narrative Flow
- 10. AGILE ME STEP 2 – IDENTIFY BACKBONE ACTIVITIES User step 1 User step 2 User step 3 User step 4 User step 5 User step 6 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 3 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 3
- 11. AGILE ME STEP 3 – IDENTIFY HIGH VALUE, PRIORITY AND RISK User step 1 User step 2 User step 3 User step 4 User step 5 User step 6 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 3 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 3 Risk
- 12. AGILE ME • The MVP - Minimum Viable Product is the smallest product release that successfully achieves its desired outcomes. • A minimal viable product is also the smallest thing you could create or do to prove or disprove an assumption.
- 13. AGILE ME SLICE OUR RELEASES, MY PRIORITY User step 1 User step 2 User step 3 User step 4 User step 5 User step 6 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 3 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 3 2nd release Release 1 MVP “Opening Game” OutcomeOutcomeOutcome
- 14. AGILE ME User step 1 User step 2 User step 3 User step 4 User step 5 User step 6 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 3 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 1 Details User story 2 Details User story 3 Risk Risk Experiments/MVPs
- 16. AGILE MEUSER STORY MAPPING - RESOURCES User Story Mapping by Jeff Patton http://www.agileproductdesign.com/
- 17. AGILE ME [email protected] www.adaptavis.com www.jjones.io JASON JONES CONTACT DETAILS Kanban Kick-start SCRUM Simulation Roles & Team norms Strategic Coaching Partner at Adaptavis – Agility Consulting, Coaching, Training, Scaling