Prompt As the Product Owner for the agile team responsible for creating the SNHU Travel software, you will develop three user stories based on the interactions from the focus group. You must complete the following: Identify at least five user requests or requirements based on the user interactions in the animation. These should be written in the following format: As a I want to so that I can . Next, identify the user requests or requirements as large, medium, or small and prioritize them according to your perceived user needs. Then place these requirements into the Product Backlog, which is the first sheet in the CS 250 Module Three User Stories Assignment Template Word Document. Put your requirements in order so that the highest priority item is first on the list and the lowest priority item is at the end. Review the User Story Details Example, which is the second sheet in the template. Then select one large requirement, one medium requirement, and one small requirement from your Product Backlog. Write a detailed user story for each requirement using the User Story Details sheets in the template. Slide 1: The Product Owner, Christy, is holding a focus group in which several of the best customers of SNHU Travel are gathered to answer questions. These users currently purchase their niche vacation packages through competitors. Slide 2: Christy (Product Owner) waves to three different customers. Christy: "Welcome! Thank you for coming to our focus group today." Slide 3: Christy (Product Owner): We've asked you, some of our best customers, to give us input into our new products and booking tool. You currently use some of our competitors to book exclusive adventure travel packages. We are asking you to provide us your thoughts and opinions about this question..." Slide 4: Christy (Product Owner): "If we were to update our tools and offerings, what would you like to see?" Slide 5: Customer 1: I like having top destinations listed for me." Slide 6: Customer 2: "Yes! It would be great to have, say, the top 5 or 10 destinations listed." Slide 7: Customer 3: "...but I would like the list customized for me based on my previous travel or my profile." Slide 8: Customer 2: "Yeah! Why give me a tropical destination as a top 10 if I never go to the tropics?" Slide 9: Customer 1: "I like cruises, so I should be able to choose that as a profile setting." Slide 10: Customer 2: "I'd like to be able to set a price limit, see the top destinations based on price, or have hot deals listed based on my profile." Slide 11: Customer 3: "We should also be able to choose the type of vacation! Like, do we want to go on a crui or do museum tours, or do an eco-travel trip?" Slide 12: Christy (Product Owner): "Great feedback, thank you! This is very helpful! I think we have enough information to put together some good features for the initial booking system." Slide 13: You have finished the animation. Go back and complete your assignment. User Story ID Priority Size Prioritized High-Level User Story List As a(n) . user> task> Click a link to view the top five See the most popular locations for travel to educate End User destinations list myself on the best places to go. 1 Medium Product Backlog User Story Details User Story Details #1 User Story Details #2 User Story Details #3 User Story Number: User Story Name: User Story Size: 1 Top Five Destination List Medium User Story Value Statement: As an end user, I want to click a link to view the top five destinations list, so that I can see the most popular locations for travel to educate myself on the best places to go. Acceptance Criteria: Ability to click link that takes user to a page displaying top destinations Ordered list of destinations from the most popular location to the fifth-most popular Each destination on the list will have the following attributes shown: Destination name Destination short description (one sentence) Destination picture Text with embedded link to take user to top-selling travel package for that location 3 3 Product Backlog User Story Details Example User Story Details #1 User Story Details #2 User Story Details #3 Prompt As the Product Owner for the agile team responsible for creating the SNHU Travel software, you will develop three user stories based on the interactions from the focus group. You must complete the following: Identify at least five user requests or requirements based on the user interactions in the animation. These should be written in the following format: As a I want to so that I can . Next, identify the user requests or requirements as large, medium, or small and prioritize them according to your perceived user needs. Then place these requirements into the Product Backlog, which is the first sheet in the CS 250 Module Three User Stories Assignment Template Word Document. Put your requirements in order so that the highest priority item is first on the list and the lowest priority item is at the end. Review the User Story Details Example, which is the second sheet in the template. Then select one large requirement, one medium requirement, and one small requirement from your Product Backlog. Write a detailed user story for each requirement using the User Story Details sheets in the template. Slide 1: The Product Owner, Christy, is holding a focus group in which several of the best customers of SNHU Travel are gathered to answer questions. These users currently purchase their niche vacation packages through competitors. Slide 2: Christy (Product Owner) waves to three different customers. Christy: "Welcome! Thank you for coming to our focus group today." Slide 3: Christy (Product Owner): We've asked you, some of our best customers, to give us input into our new products and booking tool. You currently use some of our competitors to book exclusive adventure travel packages. We are asking you to provide us your thoughts and opinions about this question..." Slide 4: Christy (Product Owner): "If we were to update our tools and offerings, what would you like to see?" Slide 5: Customer 1: I like having top destinations listed for me." Slide 6: Customer 2: "Yes! It would be great to have, say, the top 5 or 10 destinations listed." Slide 7: Customer 3: "...but I would like the list customized for me based on my previous travel or my profile." Slide 8: Customer 2: "Yeah! Why give me a tropical destination as a top 10 if I never go to the tropics?" Slide 9: Customer 1: "I like cruises, so I should be able to choose that as a profile setting." Slide 10: Customer 2: "I'd like to be able to set a price limit, see the top destinations based on price, or have hot deals listed based on my profile." Slide 11: Customer 3: "We should also be able to choose the type of vacation! Like, do we want to go on a crui or do museum tours, or do an eco-travel trip?" Slide 12: Christy (Product Owner): "Great feedback, thank you! This is very helpful! I think we have enough information to put together some good features for the initial booking system." Slide 13: You have finished the animation. Go back and complete your assignment. User Story ID Priority Size Prioritized High-Level User Story List As a(n) . user> task> Click a link to view the top five See the most popular locations for travel to educate End User destinations list myself on the best places to go. 1 Medium Product Backlog User Story Details User Story Details #1 User Story Details #2 User Story Details #3 User Story Number: User Story Name: User Story Size: 1 Top Five Destination List Medium User Story Value Statement: As an end user, I want to click a link to view the top five destinations list, so that I can see the most popular locations for travel to educate myself on the best places to go. Acceptance Criteria: Ability to click link that takes user to a page displaying top destinations Ordered list of destinations from the most popular location to the fifth-most popular Each destination on the list will have the following attributes shown: Destination name Destination short description (one sentence) Destination picture Text with embedded link to take user to top-selling travel package for that location 3 3 Product Backlog User Story Details Example User Story Details #1 User Story Details #2 User Story Details #3