User Story/Feature List

A collection of user-centric requirements or desired functionalities for the web application.

User Story/Feature List Template

URL: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tIPcM2nOlOFj1aopCyitDXuf6N06240gcaxmcLV294Y/edit?usp=sharing

NOTE: You can make a copy of the file.

Explanation of Columns:

• ID: A unique identifier for each user story or feature (e.g., US-001, FEAT-002).
• Type (User Story/Feature): Clearly indicate whether the row describes a user story or a general feature.
• Description: A concise summary of the desired functionality.
• As a… (if User Story): The type of user who will benefit from this.
• I want to… (if User Story): The action the user wants to perform.
• So that… (if User Story): The benefit or reason for the user’s desire.
• Acceptance Criteria (Optional): Specific conditions that must be met for the story/feature to be considered complete. These can be bullet points.
• Priority (High/Medium/Low): The relative importance of this story/feature for the project’s success.
• Notes: Any additional relevant information, such as related stories/features, technical considerations, or open questions.

How to Use

For each requirement or desired functionality, create a new row in the list. If it’s a user-centric need, frame it as a user story. If it’s a more technical or internal requirement, describe it as a feature. Prioritize each item to help guide development efforts.