Detailed User Story Outline

I. Description

• Briefly describe the overall goal of the user story, focusing on the role, the feature being developed, and the desired outcome.

II. Acceptance Criteria

• List the key elements that must be met for the user story to be considered complete. These include:

1. Visual Design

   • Outline design expectations, such as aesthetics, responsiveness, and consistency.

2. Functionality

   • Highlight core functional elements that ensure the user dashboard meets usability needs.

3. Prototyping

   • Specify the requirements for prototypes and user interaction simulations.

4. User Testing

   • Detail the process and criteria for conducting usability tests and gathering feedback.

5. Accessibility

   • Ensure adherence to accessibility standards for all users, including those with disabilities.

III. User Roles

• Identify the key stakeholders involved in the development and use of the dashboard:

1. End Users

2. UI/UX Designers

3. Developers

IV. Business Value

• Provide an overview of the anticipated business benefits from the development of the dashboard.

V. Dependencies

• List any external or internal systems, teams, or resources that the user story relies on for completion.

VI. Assumptions

• State the conditions or expectations that are presumed to be true for the user story to proceed successfully.

VII. Out of Scope

• Define the aspects that are not included in the scope of this user story, to avoid confusion.

VIII. Wireframes or Mockups

• Specify the need for initial wireframes or mockups to visualize the design of the dashboard.

IX. Technical Considerations

• Outline technical requirements, such as performance optimization and prototype development tools.