It all begins with a product. Scrum started as an outgrowth of Agile software development, but it can be used for products (or projects) of many types.

In Scrum Boards for Wordpress, we ask you for a few pieces of information about your product.

Product Name:
Product Excerpt:

In Scrum, we find out what our end-users need through stories. Although there are multiple methods for formatting user stories, perhaps the most common is "As a [role], I want to have/see/be able to do [something] so that I can have [desired outcome]."

For example, a story might be "As a pilot, I want to be alerted of changes in weather conditions along the path of my flight," or "as a guitar player I would like to be notified if a string becomes slightly out-of-tune."

User stories stay out of the solution and focus on who wants what and why.

The best way to use stories in Scrum Boards for Wordpress is to allow your end-users access to create their own. For now, though, create at least one story using the form below, based on your knowledge of what your users might want from your product.

Story Title:
Story Excerpt:

There are many ways to display your boards in Scum Boards for Wordpress, but the base model is to have a page for your stories, another for your product backlog, and finally, a board for your active sprint.

Please review the information below and, if you're ready, hit the "create pages" button to get started!

My Product

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My Story

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My Task

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My Sprint

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