Feature/use case to Stories

Approach: Split by business rule variations... this approach usually provides a straightforward splitting scheme. Example: feature/Use Case: sort customers by different demographics. Actor: business owner Potential stories: 1) as a business owner, I want to sort the listings of our customers by zip code so that ...[provide business value] 2) as a business owner, I want to sort the listings of our customers by gender so that ...[provide business value]

Approach: put it in scenarios. Scenarios are interesting Use Case instances. Scenarios or Instances of Use Cases follow one of the possible sequence of transactions. A Use Case is a way to use the system, a user's need. A Use Case is a sequence of transactions offered by the system, which produces a perceived value to meet the goal of a particular actor. If Use Cases are used to represent complex interaction, then split it via individual scenarios. Example feature/Use Case: enroll in the energy savings program of a utility through a retail distributor. Actors: utility customer ; utility distributor…

Example: Feature/Use Case: manage account online Actor: potential, current and new online customer Here are potential Stories that we could uncover as we flesh out the feature/use case: 1) As a potential customer, I want to be able to sign up for an account so that I can avail of the products and services being offered 2) As a customer, I want to be able to view the summary of my account so that ...[fill in the value] 3) As a customer, I want to be able to view the details of my account so that ...[fill in the value]…