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2 resources from Atlassian Agile Coach we point founders to, and the questions each answers.

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✓ Link checked Free Beginner

Why we picked it A plain, practical guide to the as a user, I want, so that format that lets you describe features without a shred of technical knowledge. It gives you a repeatable sentence for each action a user takes, which is a natural way to list the must have actions for version one. Good, unglamorous reference material to keep open while you draft.

User Stories with Examples and a Template

From Atlassian Agile Coach by Atlassian 10 min read

  • Write features as as a [user] I want [goal] so that [reason]
  • Keep each story small and centered on one user action
  • Stories describe intent, the developer decides the implementation
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Why we picked it Your short answer calls for a shared board, and this is the clearest primer on what a good one actually does: make every piece of work and its status visible to everyone at once. It explains columns, work-in-progress limits, and how a board surfaces bottlenecks without anyone having to ask. Read it before you set up the board your offshore team updates instead of writing you status emails.

What is a Kanban board?

From Atlassian Agile Coach by Atlassian ~10 min read

  • A board makes every task and its status visible to all
  • Work-in-progress limits expose bottlenecks early
  • The board is the status, so no separate report is needed
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