articles assumptions-risks-and-dependencies-in-user-stories 
Altexsoft
OCTOBER 13, 2020
Let us tell you a story about an Amazon smartphone that no one needed. Long story short, the Fire Phone became a prominent example of a product without a market. But, wrong market assumptions are what make products fail. So, in this article, we’ll define what product discovery is and its goals. So what is the lesson?
Apiumhub
MAY 24, 2022
This article is based on the scenario presented in our article ‘ User Story Splitting ‘ If you didn’t have the chance yet to take a look at it, we encourage you to do it before continue with this article’s reading. Identify your assumptions. Are we trying to solve a real pain point for our users?
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Apiumhub
MARCH 30, 2021
I decided to write this article because I’ve seen several times that young developers that join companies tend to misunderstand or struggle with the concepts of story points and estimations, and also because I’ve met product teams that in my opinion do not invest the necessary time grooming their backlogs and splitting user stories.
Altexsoft
JUNE 8, 2023
What makes a good story? A good story is one that grabs the reader’s attention with a captivating hook, an interesting plot with conflicts and dramas, a vivid and immersive setting, and multifaceted characters who face challenges and resolve them throughout the narrative. Well, that’s not the case with user stories.
A List Apart
MAY 9, 2019
Short story: we couldn’t. We are all already designing for trans users— 1 in 250 people in the US identifies as transgender or gender non-binary (based on current estimates), and the number is rising. The rest of this article assumes you agree with the concept that trans people are human beings who deserve dignity, respect, and care.
Modus Create
FEBRUARY 24, 2020
As consumers have raised their expectations of what they want out of digital and physical products and services, companies have had to act on those increased demands or risk losing their business with little chance such business ever returns. The February 2020 McKinsey Quarterly article Are You Asking Enough From Your Design Leaders?
Zensar
AUGUST 31, 2018
These requirements describe what the system can do and not how the user interacts with it. All requirements need to be converted to user stories that satisfy the INVEST Criteria. Identify the users. Map user journeys. Identify possible user stories. Create a story Map. Map dependencies.
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