Singapore has strict regulations when it comes to dogs, and it is illegal to import certain breeds, including pit bulls and American Staffordshire terriers. In Saudi Arabia, dogs are generally considered to be unclean and are not allowed in public places. In China, many apartment buildings do not allow dogs,...Read More
What are the 4 C's of user stories?
The 3 C's of User Stories are Card, Conversation, and Confirmation.
Those are the cards I previously presented, explaining WHO, WHAT, and WHY.
Rather than creating a detailed specification, discuss the reasoning behind the User Story with the whole product team and stakeholders.
Confirmation refers to the Acceptance Criteria that...Read More
How to derive user stories?
To derive user stories, an epic is a large requirement that is too big to be captured in a single user story.
It consists of multiple user stories that can be broken down into smaller, actionable items.
For example, let’s look at an epic: Epic: “User Account Management”
To complete...Read More
What are the 5 components of a user story?
The structure of a user story: Typically follows a simple template known as the “As a [role], I want [goal], so that [benefit]” format.
Here’s a breakdown of each component:
Role: This describes the user or stakeholder who will be interacting with the system or software.
Goal: The goal describes...Read More
What are the 5 W's in user stories?
The 5 ws and h is a method used to gather information and analyze a situation by asking six key questions: who, what, when, where, why, and how.
The 5 ws and h, also known as the 5W1H strategy, is a technique commonly used in journalism, investigation, and project management...Read More
What is the MoSCoW method of user stories?
The MoSCoW method is a tool that's used to help a team prioritize user stories.
It's a technique for helping to understand priorities and ensure a common understanding across the different team members.
The MoSCoW method is usually used by analysts and stakeholders when they're coming up with user stories...Read More
Where are user stories derived from?
Given the history of where user stories came from I don't believe they were intended to be highly technical documents but a placeholder for a conversation in which more detail can be derived. For the most part, I have seen the product owner create user stories and as the DEVOPS...Read More
How to create user stories from features in Jira?
Click to create a work item on the board view.
You’ll see a small box to choose the work item type.
If Story is not an option, choose Manage work types.
Go to Project settings and select Add a work type.
Choose to add a Story.
Now you can edit...Read More
What are the three Ws of a user story?
Who requires it, what is required and why is it required.
These 3 components will help the project team to understand the entire user story and improve it to be delivered correctly.
So let’s start to look at a user story example for the feature of showing the time slots...Read More
What are the 5 elements of a story with examples?
Every story, or narrative, has five essential elements. The five essential elements are plot, characters, conflict, setting, and theme. Plot is what happens in the story. There are five key points to the plot of every story: 1. Beginning or Exposition-this is when characters and problems are introduced to the...Read More
How do I safely socialize my dog?
To socialize your dog, stay calm yourself, as your dog will pick up on your cues quickly.
Go for walks, as this is an excellent way for them to meet, interact with, and see others.
Introduce people you know to your dog in a neutral place, such as a park...Read More
What is the 3 second rule for dogs?
The 3-second rule in dog training refers to the critical time frame in which you need to respond to your dog’s behaviour to ensure they associate it with the consequence – whether that’s a reward for a desirable behaviour or redirection for an unwanted one. Dogs live in the moment,...Read More
Is it cruel to leave a dog alone outside?
Leaving a dog outside can be very hard, if not impossible, for dogs living outside to meet their physical, social and behavioural needs. We understand that often, owners consider keeping their dogs outdoors because of behavioural problems that may seemingly prevent them from staying indoors. Don't let your dog become...Read More
Is 2 years old too late to socialize a dog?
We believe, though it may be a bit more challenging with an older dog, it’s never too late. Generally, the earlier you begin to socialize a dog, the better. Socializing an older dog is much like training a younger dog, but usually with more patience and encouragement required. It’s never...Read More
Do dogs get lonely outside?
Dogs should not be tethered or chained, except for very short periods, as restraining a dog in this way can lead to injuries and also restrict normal behaviour, which can be very damaging to the dog's wellbeing. Don't let your dog become lonely or bored, and never leave them alone...Read More