¶ How to Perform Health Checks on User Stories
DevBricks' user story improvement features are a powerful tool that allows your teams to perform health checks on user stories, providing valuable insights and recommendations for improvement. By following these steps learn how to effortlessly take your user stories to the next level.
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Step 1: Ensure that DevBricks has been onboarded into your Azure DevOps project.
Find the onboarding process, here.
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Step 2: Create a new user story in your project's Sprint menu.
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Step 3: Enter your user story.
If you can not see the DevBricks plugin there may have been issues with onboarding, please refer to step 1.
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Step 4: Select "Health check."
Keep in mind that each user story has a limit of 5 health checks, so it's advisable to do some preliminary drafting to avoid exhausting them too quickly.
Note: Health check progress can be seen from the ”DevBricks” Tab within your user story.
¶ Step 5: Improve your user story based on the recommendations provided.
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Step 6: Run the Health Check again.
We recommend repeating this process until your user story achieves a health rating of 80+.
By reaching this rating DevBricks will have the best opportunity to develop high-quality code that aligns with your business needs.