Planning Poker - woannaju/cs329e-idb GitHub Wiki

Planning poker, also known as Scrum poker, is a technique to estimate the effort and relative size of development goals related to the creation of software through the consensus of the team. The “game” is played by the members of the group who make estimates about a particular situation by playing numbered cards facedown. Once all players have placed a card facedown, they are turned over and the group discusses why they made their estimates. The reason the cards are placed face down is to reduce the cognitive bias of anchoring, where the first numbers spoken aloud affect the subsequent estimates of other members.

Story #1:"The end-user would like an informational website that focuses on travel and parks. This website should aim to allow users to gain knowledge of the different kinds of parks and helps them find which one fits best to their interest."

Story #2:"The end-user would like to navigate through the instances of a particular model in the USA Parks page. He/she proposed that the sorting function should be done in ascending and descending order, and based on which attribute they click on."

Story #3:"The end-user would like multiple images and videos that provide information visually for each instance. The images should enable the user to further their understanding of the specific instance and model."

Story #4:"The end-user would like the frontend of the website to utilize Bootstrap. Bootstrap should be used to create a similar and aesthetically pleasing theme to unite the pages."

Story #5:"The end-user would like helpful links on the instance pages linking to other important and relevant pages."