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==Tasks: Understanding The Solution== | ==Tasks: Understanding The Solution== | ||
# [[Crazy 8s Sketching]]: set the timer for 8 minutes and as individuals sketch down at least 8 separate ideas for the website on sheets of A4. (Avoid variations of the same idea and instead try to provide 8 unique and new ideas.) | # [[Crazy 8s Sketching]]: set the timer for 8 minutes and as individuals sketch down at least 8 separate ideas for the website on sheets of A4. (Avoid variations of the same idea and instead try to provide 8 unique and new ideas.) | ||
# Put all of the sketches up on the wall and review as a team, Dot Voting your favourite features to form a Feature Heat Map | # Put all of the sketches up on the wall and review as a team, Dot Voting your favourite features to form a [[Heat Map Voting|Feature Heat Map]] | ||
# Sketch a composite of the website with your favourite features to form a paper prototype | # Sketch a composite of the website with your favourite features to form a paper prototype | ||
# Draw a | # Draw a [[Story Boarding|Story Board]] of the conference website experience on several sheets of paper as a high level user journey that describes the website experience from an attendee’s and speaker’s perspective | ||
# Invite one or two members from other teams to act as customers to provide some feedback on your paper prototype and how it might be used | # Invite one or two members from other teams to act as customers to provide some feedback on your paper prototype and how it might be used | ||
# Get 2 sheets of flip chart paper and place them on the wall to form the basis for a | # Get 2 sheets of flip chart paper and place them on the wall to form the basis for a [[Story Mapping|Story Map]] | ||
# Take the user journey sheets of paper and place them across the top of the story map to form the outcome that you would like to provide | # Take the user journey sheets of paper and place them across the top of the story map to form the outcome that you would like to provide | ||
# Copy the deliverables from the | # Copy the deliverables from the [[Impact Mapping|Impact Map]] onto new post-it notes and place them on the story map underneath the user journey to form the “spine” of the story map | ||
# Break down the paper prototype as | # Break down the paper prototype as [[User Stories]] with some information from the “Anatomy of a User Story” poster. Place the Product Backlog Items as post-it notes on the story map to form the “ribs” under the corresponding epics to provide a Product Backlog of features to be delivered | ||
# Estimate the | # Estimate the User Stories using one of the following techniques, (the facilitator has the equipment needed): | ||
## Planning Poker | ## [[Planning Poker]] | ||
## Affinity Estimation | ## [[Affinity Estimation]] | ||
## Ouija Board Estimation | ## [[Ouija Board Estimation]] | ||
# Attribute business value to the | # Attribute business value to the user stories using one of the following techniques, (the facilitator has the equipment needed): | ||
## | ## [[Minimum Viable Product]] | ||
## Kano Analysis | ## [[Kano Analysis]] | ||
## Buy a Feature | ## [[Buy a Feature]] | ||
# Add post it notes down one side of the Story Map indicating Sprints 1-5 to form swim lanes for each of the 5 Sprints | # Add post it notes down one side of the Story Map indicating Sprints 1-5 to form swim lanes for each of the 5 [[Sprints]] or iterations | ||
# For each of the 5 Sprints, write a Sprint Goal on post-it notes paying special attention to using an iterative approach to the website | # For each of the 5 Sprints, write a Sprint Goal on post-it notes paying special attention to using an iterative approach to the website | ||
# Adjust the | # Adjust the User Stories between the Sprint swim lanes to form a Release Plan over the 5 Sprints | ||
# Call over the facilitator to review and discuss | # Call over the facilitator to review and discuss | ||
Revision as of 04:46, 8 January 2019
This exercise provides some experience in creating a Story Map for a conference website.
Timings
Allow 3.5 hours for this exercise.
Equipment
- Flip chart paper
- A4 paper
- Post-it notes
- Markers
- Coloured dots
- Planning Poker Cards
- Anatomy of a User Story Poster
- Affinity Estimation Poster
- Planning Poker Poster
- Ouija Board Sizing Poster
- Kano Analysis Poster
- MVP Poster
- Buy a Feature Poster
- Story Mapping Poster
Tasks: Understanding The Solution
- Crazy 8s Sketching: set the timer for 8 minutes and as individuals sketch down at least 8 separate ideas for the website on sheets of A4. (Avoid variations of the same idea and instead try to provide 8 unique and new ideas.)
- Put all of the sketches up on the wall and review as a team, Dot Voting your favourite features to form a Feature Heat Map
- Sketch a composite of the website with your favourite features to form a paper prototype
- Draw a Story Board of the conference website experience on several sheets of paper as a high level user journey that describes the website experience from an attendee’s and speaker’s perspective
- Invite one or two members from other teams to act as customers to provide some feedback on your paper prototype and how it might be used
- Get 2 sheets of flip chart paper and place them on the wall to form the basis for a Story Map
- Take the user journey sheets of paper and place them across the top of the story map to form the outcome that you would like to provide
- Copy the deliverables from the Impact Map onto new post-it notes and place them on the story map underneath the user journey to form the “spine” of the story map
- Break down the paper prototype as User Stories with some information from the “Anatomy of a User Story” poster. Place the Product Backlog Items as post-it notes on the story map to form the “ribs” under the corresponding epics to provide a Product Backlog of features to be delivered
- Estimate the User Stories using one of the following techniques, (the facilitator has the equipment needed):
- Attribute business value to the user stories using one of the following techniques, (the facilitator has the equipment needed):
- Add post it notes down one side of the Story Map indicating Sprints 1-5 to form swim lanes for each of the 5 Sprints or iterations
- For each of the 5 Sprints, write a Sprint Goal on post-it notes paying special attention to using an iterative approach to the website
- Adjust the User Stories between the Sprint swim lanes to form a Release Plan over the 5 Sprints
- Call over the facilitator to review and discuss