Making Sense of User Stories

An in-depth look at writing, understanding, and working with user stories

4.55 (3962 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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Software Engineering

What you will learn

A practical (not theoretical) understanding of user stories and how to use them out there in the real world

A chance to practice these skills through exercises and solutions

The knowledge you’ll need to apply user stories to your projects and use them effectively

The ability to use personas to help you find and focus your user stories

A deep understanding of the 3 C’s model, and the knowledge to apply that model to your stories

The knowledge you need to build high quality stories, using the INVEST criteria

Techniques to split large stories into smaller, more manageable ones

A fun learning experience, complete with examples, exercises, and solutions

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Our Verdict

Making Sense of User Stories offers an engaging experience with practical insights about user stories, personas, and the 3 C’s model. With its real-life applicable techniques and clear examples, it's a great starting point for those new to user stories or looking for a refresher. Some areas could be improved, such as better focus on core concepts, increased interactivity during lessons, more concise section introductions, and attention to detail regarding grammar and spelling. Overall, Making Sense of User Stories is an informative resource well worth considering for those working with user stories in Agile environments or looking to bolster their skills in this area.

What We Liked

Comprehensive coverage of user stories, from creation to implementation
Real-life applicable knowledge and techniques for using personas and the 3 C’s model
Engaging presenter with consistent delivery and easy-to-understand explanations
Well-explained examples and exercises for practicing user story concepts

Potential Drawbacks

Sometimes straying from the main topic, leading to content that is not always 100% relevant
Lack of quizzes or interactive elements to validate comprehension during the course
Repetitive intros in some sections, potentially wasting learners' time
Occasional misspellings and inconsistencies within the course materials