User Story Mapping - Speaker Deck

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User story mapping

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What Why How

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What First, let’s review User Stories and User Flow

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user x this occupation these are their goals these are their frustrations these are their personality traits

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As a (user x), I can ____ _________________________ so that _________________ __________.

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Next The Flow

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The Flow how users use the product

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The Flow how users use the product when they use the product

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User tasks

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Groups

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Build tasks

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What Why

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Why comprehensive understanding*

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Why collaboration

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Why mutual understanding

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Why conveying priority

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Why comprehensive understanding*

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Why comprehensive understanding*

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Why comprehensive understanding*

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Why collaboration

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"Stories don’t become stories until they’re told." -Jeff Patton

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User stories

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User stories CD AD DEV COPY AM PM

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User stories CD AD DEV COPY AM PM

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Why mutual understanding

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Are those all of the metrics that should be included in the Report feature?

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Are those all of the metrics that should be included in the Report feature? I think so. But we should probably give the user the ability to customize the dates for the time filter.

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You think so? Why?

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You think so? Why? Because companies will operate under different sales cycles.

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Ah good catch. I’ll add it as a feature.

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Ah good catch. I’ll add it as a feature.

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Why conveying priority

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prioritize

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prioritize

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How

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define objective or jobs to be done 1

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x user hires our product to do a. ——————————————————— b. ——————————————————— c. ———————————————————

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define objective or jobs to be done define personas 1 2

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x user user can do this user can do this user can do this user can do this y user user can do this user can do this user can do this user can do this z user user can do this user can do this user can do this user can do this system

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define objective or jobs to be done define personas navigate tool linearly as user 1 2 3

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define objective or jobs to be done define personas navigate tool linearly as user group tasks 1 2 3 4

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define objective or jobs to be done define personas navigate tool linearly as user group tasks build tasks prioritize 1 2 3 4 5 6