Turning stories into websites
summary
Explains how raw requirements become a working site by using INVEST to size and test user stories, story mapping to keep the big picture aligned to objectives, and personas to name real users; shows a concrete Drupal 8 implementation (conference site social sharing) using the Service Links module to prepopulate posts, and recommends splitting epics by slices, using competitions, prototypes and experiments to validate features before building.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 2:55What is a User Story?
- 5:17Interviews
- 6:06Competitive analysis
- 9:42User Stories Applied Mike Cohn
- 10:12Story mapping
- 11:47Group dynamics
- 13:06Estimating effort
- 14:25Complicated
- 16:21Conference website
- 16:44Research agency website
- 17:22I want to know the date of the conference
- 17:44I need to review and evaluate talk proposals
- 18:12Anonymous users.
- 19:33I want to share my talk on social media
- 20:33Choosing the right contributed modules
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