User Story Mapping Workshop
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This document discusses user story mapping and provides an example of mapping out a morning routine. It explains that user story mapping helps create a shared understanding by focusing conversations on user experiences. The mapping process involves writing individual tasks or stories, organizing them into a narrative flow, exploring alternatives, distilling the map into a backbone, and slicing tasks to achieve specific outcomes. It then demonstrates this process by mapping out tasks for different goals of getting ready in the morning, either in a rush or with more leisurely time.
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- 7. User Story Mapping: • Helps focus conversations on users and their experience. • Creates a shared understanding.
- 8. User Story Mapping: • Allows to slice out your development strategy. • Helps to find holes in your thinking.
- 9. User Story Mapping: Keeps Details aligned with the Big Picture.
- 10. Helps To Find Your Persona - Generalized Target Audience • Behavior patterns • Goals • Skills • Attitudes • Motivation • Environment
- 11. Big Apple Scrum Day Story Map - Example
- 12. User Story Mapping In a Nutshell:
- 13. Let’s Do Some Story Mapping!
- 14. Story Mapping: Write Your Story one Step at a Time 1.Think about the first thing you did this morning when you woke up. Write it down.
- 15. Get dressed Check weather forecast Take a shower Check Twitter Story Mapping: 2. Write the next one, keep writing Stay in bed for another 15 min
- 16. Hit Snooze Stay in bed for another 15 min Take a shower Brush teeth Eat yogurt Check Twitter Make coffee Check weather forecast Story Mapping: 3. Organize your story Use a narrative flow: First I did this, then I did this and then I did that….
- 17. Hit Snooze Stay in bed for another 15 min Take a shower Brush teeth Eat yogurt Check Twitter Make coffee Check weather forecast Story Mapping: 3.Explore Alternative Stories Eat bagel Watch morning news on TV Have milk Play “What if…”, use different personas Alternatives, details, variations
- 18. Hit Snooze Stay in bed for another 15 min Take a shower Brush teeth Eat yogurt Check Twitter Make coffee Check weather forecast Story Mapping: 4.Distill Your Map to Make a Backbone Eat bagel Watch morning news on TV Have milk Aggregate Tasks into Activities, directed at a common goal. Alternatives, details, variations Get up FoodHygiene News
- 19. Hit Snooze Stay in bed for another 15 min Take a shower Brush teeth Eat yogurt Check Twitter Make coffee Check weather forecast Story Mapping: 5.Slice Out Task to Reach Specific Outcome Eat bagel Watch morning news on TV Have milk Identify all task and details relevant to a specific outcome Alternatives, details, variations Get up FoodHygiene News GOAL: Get ready fast GOAL: No rush, take your time
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- 21. User Story Mapping: Morning in New York GOAL: Get ready in New York Minute GOAL: No rush, take your time… Our MVP: Hygiene, Childcare, Get Dressed, Commute Everything else is optional: News, Exercise, Food, Bonding, Pet Care@DanaPylayeva
Editor's Notes
- My name is Dana Pylayeva. I am a Scrum Master and Agile Coach in Rakuten Marketing. I’ve spent last 11 years of my career working primarily with distributed teams. In different roles and different organizations I came to count on and appreciate the diverse skill set and personalities of my distributed team members. Just to get a sense about your background: Who works primarily in a distributed environment? Who has worked in at least one distributed team in the past? Who has been lucky to work only in co-located teams? All right, looks like just the perfect audience for this workshop!
- You already know how!
- Tasks a what we do. They are building blocks of a story map. Different level of details, different then yours.
- User Story Mapping Game