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User Story Mapping is a user story management technique. It helps you define your user’s journey with your product.
User story mapping is the process of creating and visually depicting a user story, which gives an overview of the user’s experience interacting with the product. User story mapping is a major part of the agile methodology responsible for planning, prioritizing, and structuring the work.
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Successful Sprint Planning = greater probability of success, understand the work to be done, explain how to do it
https://sites.google.com/a/scrumplop.org/published-patterns/value-stream/sprint-planning
You can’t plan a release until you can see it all together. You’ve got to visualize all these dependencies.
Jeff Patton
Fractal like feedback loop. Natural way of work. Patterns within agile product development
Story mapping is a pattern. It’s what sensible people do to make sense of a whole product or whole feature
Jeff Patton
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Book review: User Story Mapping (Jeff Patton) - "Read This First"
What a great start. We're not even into chapter one and General Patton has already started his charge addressing pivotal points of product development. Common sidesteps like trying to produce perfect documents instead of achieving simple shared understanding are introduced, and practical methodologies to achieve this are explained and discussed. Another great bit is the "change-the-world" model that we should be aiming for, which is a different take on your usual GAP analysis; the difference between "output" and "outcome" is also very well underlined.
"Minimize output, and maximize outcome and impact"
Patton leads the charge against bad product development!
Finally got my hands on the acclaimed book "User Story Mapping", by the also acclaimed author Jeff Patton. I think he has earned himself the title of "General" Patton of the Product Development Division, and I will be sharing here my thoughts on the book as I read it, like a dedicated recruit.
