In order to achieve some value…
Liz Keogh says “RIP As a… I want… So that…” (via David Anderson). This also ties in with what Chris Matts has being describing as Feature Injection. What I like about this idea is that it provides the link between the MMF and the User Story.
Liz proposes a new format:
- In order to <achieve some value>
- As a <role>
- I want <some feature>
The <some value> is a MMF – Minimal Marketable Feature. However, where minimal is still quite big, then MMFs can be broken down into <features>, which are more traditional User Stories. Thus the format gives a simple way of managing the relationship between the small incremental functionality pieces, and the larger value pieces.
Thanks Liz and Chris!
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This makes a lot of sense. Just to clarify, so what you are suggesting is (changes in capital):
•In order to
•As a
•I want