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User Story Card Clarified
Avoid storing user stories in digital forms, such as JIRA. Use physical index cards instead.

This article is one of the “IT Terminology Clarified” series.
Not long ago, I heard a junior team member asked: “What is a story card?”. A programmer answered: “A requirement in JIRA”. Then he showed the JIRA board like below:

Here I have to say that the common view the programmer held about User Story Card is not correct.
Table of Contents
· History of User Story Card
· My understandings of User Story Card
∘ User
∘ Story
∘ Card
· Summary
· My User Story Card looks like this
History of User Story Card
I will first explain the history of the User Story Card.
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