On the Quiz page, write down the user stories and add a link to each individual user story page.Īdd the acceptance tests (that belong to a given user story) on that user story's page. Now, let's use a Confluence wiki to store this information so the team can access it: We then wrote acceptance tests for some of these user stories. We went through a process to write 14 user stories for this quiz feature. We decided to look at a feature (called a quiz). Let's go back to an example from a previous chapter: Create your first wiki page and hit save! Create a space called Product. Spaces are areas in Confluence (e.g., You would store the marketing documentation in the marketing space and the product documentation in the product space). Choose a site name (any name at all will do!)ĥ.

It can be anything you like and will appear in your wiki URL (e.g., if your company were called Google, then you could use the name 'google' and the URL to your wiki would be ). Start a Confluence trial using this using this link.Ĥ. Choose a site name. You'll get an email with a link to confirm.ģ. Make sure to write down your password somewhere secure.

Create an account on Confluence using this link.Ģ. There are a few steps to creating a wiki with Confluence:ġ. It will allow you to get the Confluence experience that an employer might ask you about later.Īnother option is to create everything in Notion if your free trial runs out (or pay for a month of Confluence!).

It's best to watch and read the next four lessons, then create a Confluence account to follow the steps in the screencasts. Notion - a wiki with great design and free to use (until you reach a certain number).Īs I said, Confluence is the most popular wiki used in companies today, so we'll use it to store user stories and acceptance tests in the following chapters.Ĭonfluence only has a seven-day trial period and then costs $10/month. There are several wiki products out there that are worth considering, such as:Ĭonfluence - developed by Atlassian, this is by far the most popular wiki.

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