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--- how_do_we_build_and_maintain_context_when_all_we_have_is_a_backlog_list [2018/12/20 07:57] – Created new link for picture hpsamios
+++ how_do_we_build_and_maintain_context_when_all_we_have_is_a_backlog_list [2020/06/04 11:47] – Removed LINKBACK hans
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 ====== How Do We Build and Maintain Context When All We Have Is a Backlog List? ======
-Or "What is User Story Mapping" or "How Do We Break Down a Big Chunk of Work"
+> Or "What is User Story Mapping"
+> Or "How Do We Break Down a Big Chunk of Work"
-====== Premise ======
 A lot of people, while they like the simplicity of the approach of maintaining a backlog, feel like they lose context when they just have a list of user stories. Others cannot think in terms of lists but rather need something more pictorial to help them understand what is going on. One approach that I have seen useful in these contexts is the use of "User Story Mapping".
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   * [[https://storiesonboard.com/blog/post/useful-resources-for-user-story-mapping|Collection of Reference from Story Mapping software vendor Stories On Board]]
   * [[http://dilbert.com/strip/2003-01-10|And, of course, Dilbert on User Stories – gotta have Dilbert:-)]]
-{{tag>ProductOwner Practices FAQ UserStory Stories StoryMapping}}~~LINKBACK~~~~DISCUSSION~~
+{{tag>ProductOwner Practices FAQ UserStory Stories StoryMapping}}