Showing posts with label Scrum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scrum. Show all posts
20 May 2012
Visualising your Product Backlog
Have you heard that a product backlog is a prioritised list of features/epics/stories (requirements), bugs and technical debt/work? I suppose that's OK, but if you want to make it really effective then it should be visual. Let's take a look at how to do that.
Labels:
Agile,
Product backlog,
Scrum,
Stories,
Story Map
Location:
Brighton, UK
17 April 2012
Story Sizing
We struggled with planning poker sessions for months, until we discovered a technique called Story Sizing. Now it's easy, and fun!
Labels:
Agile,
Collaboration,
Planning Poker,
Scrum,
Story Sizing
Location:
Brighton and Hove, Brighton
2 April 2012
Progressive Story Splitting
Good stories are key to the success of software development for the vast majority of agile teams. Getting them right is not easy. We've found a way that works, and it's pretty simple!
Labels:
Agile,
Collaboration,
PSS,
Scrum,
Story Map
Location:
Brighton, Brighton and Hove, UK
24 March 2012
A piece of paper that'll improve your team
Today we tried using a dialogue sheet in our retrospective for the first time. In my experience, when you try something new it invariably means you won't get it right. This was different.
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