By Peter Bell

On Writing Use Cases

Posted At : October 16, 2007 5:49 AM | Posted By : Peter Bell
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Just saw a nice article with some good thoughts on tightening up the way you write your use cases/user stories.

Any other tips anyone would like to share?

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Thanks for the link although that really just re-iterates the theory. What I'd like to see is some decent examples of user stories from a real-life project. Even some sort of community driven fictional project where everyone writes their best efforts of a user-story (as the fictional users) and the best examples are put together as a kind of ideal world reference... or something (meandering thoughts - sorry!)
# Posted By DannyT | 10/16/07 8:49 AM
@Danny,

Thanks for the response. I just liked your entry. I've read a number of books on use cases and I just thought it was a really nice, clean summary. I think the idea of a community project for creating and sharing sample use cases is great. If you do anything on that front, let me know. If not, I'll see if I can a chance to at least post stories and see if we can get some people working together on this!
# Posted By Peter Bell | 10/16/07 9:02 AM
Thanks for the idea of adding the example. I reiterated it in the article comments and author added the example in the comments. Not sure if this example is perfect, though :)
# Posted By Artem Marchenko | 10/17/07 10:00 AM
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