User Stories

Overview

This section outlines the user stories for the project. Each story defines a feature or functionality from the end user's perspective, including acceptance criteria, priority, and any dependencies. It is a great tactic to insure the work is actually useful. Put another way, when working from user stories, it awards a kind of distiliation approach that will prioritize the actual value delivered to the user/customers from the booty prizes that award very little value.

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Here is an example of a user story

Story 1: User Login

As a user
I want to log in to the system
So that I can access my dashboard and manage my profile.

Acceptance Criteria:

• User can log in using valid credentials (email and password).
• An error message is displayed for invalid login attempts.
• The user remains logged in across sessions (until they log out manually).

Priority:

• High

Dependencies:

• User authentication service must be available.
• UI components for login and error messages.

Notes:

• Consider implementing "Remember Me" functionality for persistent login.

Informative UI/UX

With user stories and the documentation of, it is much easier to see when a feature has already been built before. It happens all too often the same user story is expressed in different paths. This will help teams locate problems in the UI/UX as the users aren't getting what they are hoping for and the user story has presented itself again. 2 of the same User Stories => UI/UX redisign.