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There are two commonly used formats to describe an application. One is called a Use-Case, and the other is a User Story. In this video, we talk about both, and later we are going to expand on how we can design or draw these Use-Cases.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:04 What is a Use-Case?
04:13 Dive Deep: Actors
05:22 Dive Deep: Scenarios
07:57 What is a User Story?
09:17 Use-Case vs User Story
09:59 Thanks for Watching!
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[@muradpopattia5556]

A very clear explanation. I was mixing up between the two but your video helped clarify the confusion!

[@Kelechikellyadiele]

Very clear and concise like a 'Use Case'😀. Thank you for sharing

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[@Jedimaster36091]

I actually use both, use cases and user stories. The use case is the actual feature, while the use case scenarios are mapped as user stories. You're right that a user story is a placeholder for further conversation between the customer/actor and the team, but eventually, as the conversation goes on, you end up with effectively a use case scenario, described as a sequence of steps.

[@donjonmaister]

Same here. I'm currently working on a personal project using an iterative methodology. I started out by creating user stories for each user class in that interacts with my system, then I assigned them a priority. I then elaborated the use cases that I would implement in my first iteration from the user stories I deemed as high priority. I would later work on the use cases that derived from the lower priority user stories in the next iteration.

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[@vengateshm2122]

I do work in scrum environment and deals with user story.

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