Roland-Hufnagel
commented
1 year ago Hi Teresa. In my opinion this is not a good userstory. Like the word 'userstory' tells it should have a value proposition for the 'user'. Only if it has a value for the user, there is a reason to develop something. Maybe it could sound like: 'As a user I want to have a very good UX-experience so that I enjoy using the app.' For me this sounds much better to give money for developing a great styling. (If your coach allowed you to write userstories from an UX-perspective forget my recommondations)
I recommend to remove this US completely. Because if the value is to have a good UX-experience then you have to do a really concrete good job in styling. Then it has to be perfectly styled. But only to give some instructions for some colors and margin is far away from perfect styling. In other Userstories you can add the task: 'add some basic styling' and then use these colors and margins, what you like (you don't have to define them that explicit in the story)
tejue
Add styling
Value proposition
As a UX/UI-Designer I want the app to look nice So that the user enjoys using the app and has a good experience without being too distracted
Description
The developer should also use her own sense of styling if she discovers that some other colors ore else would fit better
Acceptance criteria
Tasks