Story Maps Insights

What is Story Maps?

Story mapping is a user-centered approach to product backlog management in Agile software development. It involves arranging user stories in a way that visually represents the user's journey or workflow. Typically, a story map is structured with user activities (or high-level user goals) along the horizontal axis and tasks/stories (or specific steps the user takes) along the vertical axis. This provides a holistic view of the product, aids in prioritizing features, identifying gaps, and facilitating shared understanding among team members and stakeholders. It is commonly used for planning product releases and defining minimum viable products (MVPs).

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What other technologies are related to Story Maps?

Story Maps Complementary Technologies

Survey 123

Survey123 is used to create and analyze surveys, which can be integrated into story maps to collect user input and feedback.

mentioned alongside Story Maps in 13% (238) of relevant job posts

Experience Builder

Experience Builder can be used to create custom web applications with interactive maps and widgets, offering more flexibility than the story map builder but less focus on narrative storytelling.

mentioned alongside Story Maps in 11% (182) of relevant job posts

Field Maps

Field Maps is used for mobile data collection and field workflows. Data collected via Field Maps can be displayed and contextualized within a story map.

mentioned alongside Story Maps in 7% (235) of relevant job posts