ProductGo - Agile User Story Maps, Roadmaps & Persona for Jira Discussions

Prioritizing user stories in Jira's flat backlog proved challenging as we lacked clarity on the highest-value features and an understanding of our target users' needs. To gain a holistic perspective of our product, we turned to user story mapping after being inspired by Jeff Patton's book. While we explored existing tools and plugins within the Atlassian Marketplace, none met our requirements. As a result, we decided to develop our own integrated solution within Jira, called ProductGo - Agile User Story Maps, Roadmaps & Persona for Jira. The positive feedback during the beta phase motivated us to invest more time and effort into refining and completing the tool. Prioritizing numerous user stories in spreadsheets or Jira can be challenging. It is important to identify the highest-value features to build next. Using a user story map is an effective technique to organize stories and avoid a cluttered product backlog. User story maps provide a clear narrative and breakdown of the story into manageable parts. Story mapping visualizes the user's journey through our software, creating user stories along the way. Unlike a flat backlog, a user story map adds dimensions of position and movement, enabling you to map and navigate the entire user space of your product. It helps you understand the overall experience of your product or feature and allows you to break down big stories without losing sight of the big picture. When users leave ProductGo - Agile User Story Maps, Roadmaps & Persona for Jira reviews, G2 also collects common questions about the day-to-day use of ProductGo - Agile User Story Maps, Roadmaps & Persona for Jira. These questions are then answered by our community of 850k professionals. Submit your question below and join in on the G2 Discussion.