Iteration 3

Iteration 3

In the third iteration, we had everything set up, we are familiar with everything so we did the iteration planning and started the new user stories.

Date Duration: 10th April - 1st May

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Meeting 1

Date: 10th April

Today we started Iteration 3, and so we did the iteration planning. We used Scrum Poker cards to give points to the new user stories:

1. As a web designer, I should be able to manage a list of products. (5 points)
2. As a web designer, I should be able to manage a list of landing page types. (5 points)
3. As a sales executive, I should only see landing pages associated with the product type assigned to the unit. (3 points)
4. As a web designer, I should be able to associate landing pages with one or more product. (13 points)
5. As a web designer, I want to be able to run a split test between two landing page templates. (40 points)

User Story 1 Description:

• Add
• Remove

User Story 5 Description:

• For a given landing page, I should be able to add a new variant by clicking a button

• I should be able to add variants from any other visible landing page that meets the following criteria:

  • Pages must be of the same type (ex download, purchase)
  • Pages must be available for the same product.

• Once at least one variant has been added, a button to launch the test should be available

• No splitting should occur before the button is clicked.

• All variants should receive an evenly split, randomly picked share of the traffic.

• once a test is started, it should be assigned a unique code in the format YY-XXX-L where:

  • YY is the 2 digit year code, ex 14
  • XXX is a sequential number (unique that year)
  • L is a sequential letter for each variant.
  • ex: 14-001-a

• on page load the code should be appended to the URL as a parameter test-code

• If a page is closed and revisited, I should receive the same variant.

Meeting 2

Date: 14th April

Today we started working on the first user stories, while also continued to do some tests, while also testing Jenkins that everything is still working as it should.