Agile Project Management - How to Write a User Story Description

The video tutorial discusses the importance of user stories in scrum, emphasizing their role in delivering value to users and ensuring a high return on investment. It explains the typical format of user stories, which includes the role, requirement, and reason, known as the 3R's. The tutorial highlights the significance of each component and provides an example of a user story in the context of a mobile Formula One game.

What is the primary purpose of a user story in a scrum team?

• To outline the project budget

• To provide detailed technical specifications

• To list all possible features

• To deliver value to the user and maintain team focus

What are user stories typically written on?

• A4 sheets

• Digital documents

• 3 by 5 inch cards

• Sticky notes

What does the 'Role' component in the 3R's of story card writing focus on?

• The technical requirements

• The timeline for delivery

• The type of user the feature is aimed at

• The budget constraints

Which component of the 3R's can be omitted if the story description is clear?

• Requirement

• Role

• None of the above

• Reason

In the example of a mobile Formula One game, what does the user story aim to provide?

• A leaderboard of players

• A circuit map for navigation

• A list of car models

• A tutorial for beginners