User Story Mapping Resources – Theory and Practice
This article compiles a series of Chinese-language resources on user story mapping, explaining how the technique helps agile teams create clearer backlog, prioritize features, and plan releases, offering both theoretical background and practical steps for effective implementation.
Everyone is familiar with agile development frameworks and theories, and most agree that while the concept of agile is easy to understand, its practical implementation often presents challenges. In our consulting work we have found that User Story Mapping is an effective and popular technique that helps teams build a better backlog, describe the system more clearly, prioritize features, and plan releases.
The New User Story Backlog as a Map – (I) Issues with Flattened Backlog
The New User Story Backlog as a Map – (II) How to Build and Use a User Story Map
Book Review: “User Story Mapping”
The Power of Seeing – (I) Problem‑Solving Mindset
The Power of Seeing – (II) Influence Map
The Correct Way to Find Pain Points – “User Story Mapping”
First Experience with User Story Mapping
Eight Steps to Create a User Story Map
Applying “User Story Mapping” on the TFS Platform
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