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David O'BrienThe point of expressing user needs as stories is:
• Stories are human, and so are we. We relate to stories because we are human and stories are how we are human.
• Stories can be simple, and conceal lots of complexity. “I booked a flight on my phone” is a simple story. Allowing a user to book a flight on their phone is complex.
• The complexity is our problem, not the user’s.
• Our job is to make it simple
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A story is the promise of a conversation | Scottish Enterprise Design blog
In agile development the whole point of a story is … well, it’s a story. It illustrates an instance. It illuminates an essence. It tells a story. There is a user. An actual person, who needs to get stuff done. A hero. They probably need to get other stuff done too. This, whatever that is, … Continue reading "A story is the promise of a conversation"