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Being Agile and creating User Story for new app features

Recently, I tried to use one of the Agile methods and created a or some user stories to plan out some of the upcoming features of My Day To-Do. 

The user story that I created centres around a woman who has to do her Christmas shopping and decides to use a todo list app to help her with her shopping.

You can read it here.


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