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Umbrella @BARTOSZ.PRO

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User Story Mapping & MVP — Professional Offer

EN — User Story Mapping, MVP Training, and Rapid Prioritization

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Build the right thing, then build the thing right — and start learning on day one.

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Methods — EN

• User Story Mapping as the backbone for a shared product narrative

• Outcome-driven planning and Jobs-to-be-Done to focus on value

• MVP slicing with explicit quality gates (Definition of Ready and Done)

• Context-aware prioritization frameworks (value, risk, effort)

  • MoSCoW: Must, Should, Could, Won't — quick release-level scope triage
  • RICE: Reach × Impact × Confidence ÷ Effort — numeric scoring to compare items

• Slotcraft — Date it. Done. to enforce execution discipline and eliminate "in progress" status

  When to use vs. when not to use

  RICE example (mini)

  MoSCoW example (mini)

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Who this is for

• Startup founders and product leaders
• Business and IT collaboration teams
• Organizations needing a clear, testable MVP fast

Outcomes you can expect

• A shared product narrative mapped end‑to‑end
• Clear MVP scope with acceptance criteria
• Prioritized backlog aligned to goals and constraints
• Decisions documented with trade‑offs and rationale

Formats

• Group workshop: 1–2 days, on‑site or remote
• Executive brief: 90 minutes, focused on decisions
• 1:1 coaching: 3–6 sessions, 60–90 minutes each

Typical agenda (workshop)

1. Product north star and constraints
2. User segments and key jobs‑to‑be‑done
3. User Story Map: activities → steps → stories
4. MVP slice definition and quality gates
5. Prioritization: value, risk, and effort
6. Delivery plan and next two sprints

Deliverables

• User Story Map (visual + export)
• MVP scope with DoR/DoD
• Prioritized backlog and roadmap snapshot
• Risk register and assumptions to test

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I run hands‑on sessions that create real artifacts teams can ship against — not slides. Fast, pragmatic, and decision‑oriented.

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DE — User Story Mapping, MVP‑Schulungen und schnelle Priorisierung

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Das Richtige bauen, dann richtig bauen — und vom ersten Tag an lernen.

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Hinweis: Die Workshops, Trainings und Coachings werden in Englisch durchgeführt. Diese deutschsprachige Angebotsseite dient als Service zur Orientierung.

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Methoden — DE

• User Story Mapping als Rückgrat der gemeinsamen Produktstory
• Outcome‑orientierte Planung und Jobs‑to‑be‑Done für echten Nutzen
• MVP‑Slicing mit klaren Qualitätskriterien (Definition of Ready/Done)
• Kontextspezifische Priorisierung (Wert, Risiko, Aufwand)
  • MoSCoW: Must, Should, Could, Won't — schnelle Abgrenzung des Umfangs pro Release
  • RICE: Reach × Impact × Confidence ÷ Effort — numerische Bewertung zum Vergleichen
• Slotcraft — Date it. Done. für konsequente Umsetzung und kein „in progress"

Wann einsetzen vs. wann nicht

RICE‑Beispiel (mini)

MoSCoW‑Beispiel (mini)

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