Definition of Done Statement
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Acceptance criteria are used to confirm that a user story meets the intended purpose by describing clear outcomes that prove the story is acceptable to the product owner. A definition of done sets fixed criteria that all user stories must meet, such as refactored code, testing, and documentation. A sprint goal is a short description of what the team plans to achieve during a sprint, written by the team and product owner to communicate the sprint's purpose.
Definition of Done Statement
- 1. GOAL? DONE? ACCEPTED? Acceptance Criteria Also known as ‘conditions of satisfaction’ that are only applied to an individual story, and are used to confirm that the desired purpose of the story is met. It is a clear description or list of outcomes that prove the story will be acceptable to the PO that this story is completed to their satisfaction. Examples of Acceptance Criteria are: Works on IE, FF, Chrome Works on iPhone and Android devices No use of the color red on any screen Definition of Done A set of fixed criteria we apply to all user stories in a product. Think of it as a rubber stamp or as a quality mark when shipping the completed stories. You should simply be able to rubber stamp each story as having met a master set of standards. Examples of Definition of Done would be: All code refactored and fully tested. Documentation has been completed. The code has either been pair programmed, or has undergone a full code review. Setting a Goal A sprint goal is a short, one or two sentence, description of what the team plans to achieve during the sprint. It is written collaboratively by the team and the product owner, and primarily serves to communicate the purpose of the Sprint to outsiders. Example of a Goal would be: Implement basic user registration functionality including, new account, update existing account, delete account. Develop the checkout process for Citizens document downloads. GOAL