Applying Agile Methodology

User Stories:

• As a customer, I want to be able to track my order status in real-time so I know when to expect my delivery.
• As a developer, I want to have automated unit tests to ensure my code changes don't break existing functionality.
• As a product manager, I want to be able to prioritize user stories based on their impact and effort.

Backlog Items:

• Implement a user login system.
• Design a responsive layout for the mobile app.
• Add a chat feature for customer support.
• Integrate with a payment processing gateway.
• Write unit tests for the core functionalities.

Sprints:

• Sprint Name: Login & Registration (2 weeks)
• Goal: Develop a secure login and registration system for users.
• User Stories:As a customer, I want to register for an account.As a customer, I want to log in to my account using my email and password.As a customer, I want to be able to reset my password if I forget it.
• Tasks:Design the user interface for login and registration forms.Develop the backend functionality for user authentication.Implement password hashing and security measures.Write unit tests for login and registration functionalities.

Product Backlog:

• Priority: HighFeature: E-commerce cart and checkout functionality.User Stories: Add items to cart, view cart contents, update cart quantities, proceed to checkout, enter shipping and billing information, pay for the order.
• Priority: MediumFeature: User profile management.User Stories: View profile information, edit profile details, change password.
• Priority: LowFeature: Implement social media login options.

Burn Down Chart:

• X-axis: Days in the Sprint
• Y-axis: Remaining Effort (in story points)
• Plot a line starting from the total effort of all user stories at the beginning of the sprint and decreasing as tasks are completed.

Scrum Board:

• To Do: List of user stories that haven't been started yet.
• In Progress: List of user stories currently being worked on by the team.
• Done: List of user stories that have been completed and tested.

User Stories:

• As a customer, I want to be able to track my order status in real-time so I know when to expect my delivery.
• As a developer, I want to have automated unit tests to ensure my code changes don't break existing functionality.
• As a product manager, I want to be able to prioritize user stories based on their impact and effort.

Backlog Items:

• Implement a user login system.
• Design a responsive layout for the mobile app.
• Add a chat feature for customer support.
• Integrate with a payment processing gateway.
• Write unit tests for the core functionalities.

Sprints:

• Sprint Name: Login & Registration (2 weeks)
• Goal: Develop a secure login and registration system for users.
• User Stories:As a customer, I want to register for an account.As a customer, I want to log in to my account using my email and password.As a customer, I want to be able to reset my password if I forget it.
• Tasks:Design the user interface for login and registration forms.Develop the backend functionality for user authentication.Implement password hashing and security measures.Write unit tests for login and registration functionalities.

Product Backlog:

• Priority: HighFeature: E-commerce cart and checkout functionality.User Stories: Add items to cart, view cart contents, update cart quantities, proceed to checkout, enter shipping and billing information, pay for the order.
• Priority: MediumFeature: User profile management.User Stories: View profile information, edit profile details, change password.
• Priority: LowFeature: Implement social media login options.

Burn Down Chart:

• X-axis: Days in the Sprint
• Y-axis: Remaining Effort (in story points)
• Plot a line starting from the total effort of all user stories at the beginning of the sprint and decreasing as tasks are completed.

Scrum Board:

• To Do: List of user stories that haven't been started yet.
• In Progress: List of user stories currently being worked on by the team.
• Done: List of user stories that have been completed and tested.