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What makes a good user story? It is one that focuses on the value that needs to be achieved, within a context that can be understood by everyone involved and it has enough detail to spark the creative juices, but not so much that everyone gets bogged down in the details.

Here at IJYI, we have over 200 years of combined experience in delivering complex software projects so we thought it would be a good idea to share with you some of the lessons that we’ve learned over those years.

One of the main claims made for .Net Core is that it is fast, and we can back this up.

How are we as employees and employers ensuring our due diligence to protect both our personal accounts, intellectual property? 

So what’s Usability Testing? It’s an end-to-end test of the product, but the testing itself is not carried out by anyone internal – an outsider, a user is the tester.

UX is related to Human Centred Design (HCD), it’s about making something that’s desirable to the user (or customer), viable to the business, and feasible with the technology available Customer Story to make sure it shows up on the correct page.

Being involved in a project which fails can be really painful for all those involved whether you’re on the delivery team, management or if you’re a stakeholder. However, through these failures many lessons can be learned.

If you Google “Why do software development projects fail to deliver on time” you’ll get around 253,000,000 results! That’s a lot of software delivery failure!