User Stories and INVEST Mnemonic
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What does 'Independent' mean in the context of user stories?

  • Dependent on other user stories
  • Not valuable to the customer
  • Independent from other user stories (correct)
  • Requires detailed contracts

What does 'Negotiable' mean in user stories?

Not a specific contract for features

Why is a user story considered 'Valuable'?

Provides value to the customer

What does 'Estimable' indicate about a user story?

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What does 'Small' refer to in the context of user stories?

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What does 'Testable' mean regarding user stories?

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Study Notes

INVEST Mnemonic for User Stories

  • Independent: User stories should stand alone, allowing for flexible iteration and prioritization without dependency on other stories.
  • Negotiable: The details of user stories are open to discussion and can evolve, rather than being fixed contracts outlining specific features.
  • Valuable: Each user story must deliver clear value to the customer, ensuring it contributes to their needs and objectives.
  • Estimable: User stories should be quantifiable in terms of effort and complexity, enabling teams to estimate the required time and resources effectively.
  • Small: Stories need to be concise enough to be completed within a single iteration, facilitating manageable workloads and quicker deliveries.
  • Testable: Each user story should include acceptance criteria that allow for objective testing and validation, ensuring the development meets requirements.

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This quiz covers the INVEST mnemonic principles essential for crafting effective user stories in Agile methodologies. Each principle—Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimable, Small, and Testable—plays a vital role in ensuring user stories deliver maximum value and efficiency in software development. Test your understanding of these concepts and their practical applications.

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