Acceptance Criteria

Clear communication is the cornerstone of any successful endeavor. Without it, even the simplest tasks can quickly become complex and convoluted. Consider a scenario where two people are trying to discuss the same thing but in different ways. This case can lead to confusion, misunderstandings, and even conflicts. Now imagine…

User Story and acceptance criteria — How to write it?​​​​​ — User stories are commonly used in Agile software development methodologies to capture and prioritize customer requirements. What is a user story? A user story is a brief and informal description of a feature or function that a software system user would like to have. They are written from the end-user perspective in a simple and…

Software Selection Process Steps to Replace your Legacy Systems Tip 1: Get the Requirements Right When it comes to replacing a legacy system or automating a manual process, selecting the right software can be a daunting task. …

Welcome back to the “Scrum Mastery for Developers” course! In the last part, we talked about effective communication in Scrum and introduced the concept of user stories. In this sixth part, we’ll continue our exploration of Scrum by discussing the role of the product owner and the importance of prioritization…

Business Driven Development: It is the process of providing requirements to Agile development team in a way that it communicates Business needs. User stories are used in Agile as a way of more effectively communicating requirements. It provides opportunity for technical team to have open and meaningful discussion and set…

Good User Stories have the following: 1. Deliver value to the customer. 2. Contain only one viewpoint. 3. Are written in active voice- i.e. “ AS the end user, I am able to …” instead of “The button may be pushed by the end user.” 4. Explain how functionality should…

One of the biggest challenges that prevent teams from reaching their goals and growing products is misalignment. Today, teams try to build a culture of autonomy and a culture of delegation beyond merely delegating tasks. However, the freedom that comes with autonomy involves both responsibility and alignment. In our previous…