Your ultimate library of requirements and accompanying video course to accelerate delivery and deepen your Agile knowledge.

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Get instant lifetime access to the Feature Library

• Easily populate and identify any gaps in your Product Backlog.

• Stop re-creating common features and focus on making your product unique.

• Reference, copy, and import these requirements directly into your system.

• Over 200 requirements consisting of Themes, Epics, User Stories and Job Stories.

• 600 lines of acceptance criteria.

• 8 common product themes covering: 

  • Application Monitoring & Performance

  • Data Management & Integration

  • User Management

  • Communication & Interaction

  • eCommerce & transactions

  • Multilingual Support & Localization

  • Settings & Configuration Management

Get instant lifetime access to the Mastering Agile Requirements - Online Video Course

• Understand the principles behind Agile Requirements and their practical application over 20 videos. Each video has been optimised to be short, impactful and practical.

• Each module has an optional assessment to reinforce your learning (you can take the assessment as many times as you like!)

• Over 20 videos organised in 6 modules covering:
  • The Feature Library: Explore the elements of the Feature Library and understand how it can help you define requirements.

  • Principles of Agile Requirements: Delve into the underlying principles of Agile Requirements, setting the stage for the approaches and techniques you will learn in subsequent modules.

  • Themes and Epics: Themes and Epics are a way for Agile teams to see the bigger picture, aiding long-term planning. Explore the Feature Library’s examples to craft your team’s Theme and Epics.

  • Splitting Requirements: Splitting requirements is an essential part of Agile Requirement gathering. Learn why this is the case, and techniques that can be used to break requirements down.

  • User Stories: The User Story is by far the most popular requirement format used by Agile teams. Learn why this is the case and how to define User Stories effectively.

  • Job Stories: While the User Story is a popular format, it is not the only format that can be used. Another popular alternative is called the Job Story, focusing on what motivates users to perform certain actions.

BONUS: When you sign-up, you get OUR NEXT VERSION COMPLETELY FREE. We will be adding more requirements and more videos so the price WILL be going up.

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