Building a Smart Agile Product Backlog with User Stories
What you'll learn
- Learn how to visualize an e-commerce web application in terms its key features and capabilities
- Learn how to use a product vision to lend purpose to a product backlog
- Learn how to generate a continuous pipeline of ideas for a product backlog
- Learn how to map each feature into one or more user stories and related acceptance criteria
- Learn how to supplement a user story with appropriate mock ups
- Learn how to identify epics & themes
- Learn how to prioritize user stories and manage dependencies
- Learn how to split & merge user stories
Requirements
- Must complete course,"Authoring Elegant & Meaningful Agile User Stories" available on Udemy
- Some basic familiarity, at high level, with a typical e-commerce website & what it is used for is needed. You can gain this familiarity if you are a user of or shop on any of the major e-commerce websites such as Amazon, Walmart, Target or Zappos, etc.
Description
This 2 + hours course is aimed at teaching you all you need to know about creating & maintaining an Agile product backlog. I will demonstrate this by creating a product backlog for an e-commerce web application organically from scratch in this course. Course contains tons of examples on every aspect discussed.
I created this course as I could not find an in-depth & comprehensive course on this topic anywhere online.
Hence, this course is very likely the very 1st course of its kind online based on its content and delivery.
Who this course is for:
- This course is must for if you are a Product Owner or Business Analyst that is responsible for creating and or maintaining a product backlog
- Since a good product backlog is the foundation of a software application, anyone who is part of an Agile product development organization will find this course immensely useful – specifically roles such as Agile practitioners such as Scrum Master, Scrum Coach, Release Train Engineer Agile developers & testers Development & Test team Managers IT Project & Program Managers Stakeholders of an Agile product development organization
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Course content
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- 16:37Search
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- 08:39Product details page
- 12:05User registration
- 07:34User login
- 02:23Your turn!
- 07:38Shopping cart
- 06:48Add to cart
- 12:18Checkout
- 08:19Checkout continued
- 01:58Your turn again!
- 06:05Identifying epics & themes
- 10:08Splitting user stories
- 12:08Splitting user stories continued
- 01:54Merging user stories
- 05:12Prioritization & dependency management
- 09:43Using product vision
- 03:08Product backlog ideation
- 01:27Message from Instructor
Instructor
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I am a product development & delivery consultant. I advise large corporations on ways to build high performance product teams combining my know how on a variety of domains such as agile frameworks, code craftsmanship practices, continuous deployment & delivery, hypothesis based product development, decentralized decision making, empowering teams, organizational change realization and such. My work is truly a calling as it allows me to blend two of my biggest passions technology and building teams to bring great products to fruition. Great companies have at least 3 ingredients in common – terrific people, exciting products and effective processes. My work allows me to positively impact 2 out of these 3 ingredients – process and product. In addition, I also create paid online courses which are available globally. This allows me to utilize my know how in the service of a wider audience. An advise that I try to live by is what my mother said to me years ago, “While talent & hard work are important, goodwill of others is a more crucial ingredient for meaningful & long lasting success.”