User Stories & Acceptance Criteria
Defines 26 user stories across 6 epics with acceptance criteria, sprint assignments, and Kanban workflow for an AI social media marketing tool.
What this file does
Defines 26 user stories across 6 epics with acceptance criteria, sprint assignments, and Kanban workflow for an AI social media marketing tool.
When to use it
- Starting a new product backlog for a social media management app
- Planning MVP sprints for an AI-powered content generation platform
- Aligning stakeholder requirements with development priorities
- Establishing a Definition of Done for a Kanban team
User Stories & Acceptance Criteria
Pulled from stakeholder brief for the AI-Powered Social Media Marketing Manager. Organized by epic and sprint priority for the Kanban board.
EPIC 1: User Authentication & Onboarding
US-001: User Registration
- As a small business owner I want to create an account with my email and password so that I can access the platform and save my data.
- Acceptance Criteria: register with email/password, email validation, password min 8 chars, confirmation email, redirect to onboarding.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 3 | Dependencies: None
US-002: User Login
- As a registered user I want to log in with my credentials so that I can access my account and social media tools.
- Acceptance Criteria: login, remember me, reset link, error messaging, redirect to dashboard.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 2 | Dependencies: US-001
US-003: Brand Profile Setup
- As a new user I want to create my brand profile during onboarding so that the AI can learn my brand voice and style.
- Acceptance Criteria: business name, description (2-3 sentences), industry dropdown, target audience, tone selection, optional logo upload, progress indicator.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 5 | Dependencies: US-002
US-004: Social Media Account Connection
- As a user I want to connect social media accounts (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter) so that I can post content directly.
- Acceptance Criteria: supported list, OAuth per platform, multiple accounts per platform, connection status, disconnect, error handling.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 8 | Dependencies: US-003
US-005: Onboarding Tutorial
- Interactive walkthrough of main features with skip/replay and completion leads to dashboard.
- Priority: MEDIUM | Story Points: 3 | Dependencies: US-004
EPIC 2: AI Content Generation
US-006: Generate Single Post
- Enter brief idea/topic; select platform; AI generates within 5s; matches brand voice; shows character count; regenerate option.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 8 | Dependencies: US-003
US-007: Edit Generated Content
- Rich text editor, real-time character count, platform limits enforced, save draft, track changes for AI learning.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 3 | Dependencies: US-006
US-009: Multi-Platform Content Adaptation
- Enter one idea, AI generates platform-specific versions optimized for each with independent editing.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 8 | Dependencies: US-006
US-011: Hashtag Recommendations
- AI suggests 5-10 relevant, platform-appropriate hashtags; mix of popular/niche; add/remove; show performance data if available.
- Priority: MEDIUM | Story Points: 3 | Dependencies: US-006
EPIC 3: Content Scheduling & Publishing
US-013: Schedule Single Post
- Select date/time with automatic timezone detection, platform selection, confirmation, calendar view.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 5 | Dependencies: US-006, US-004
US-014: Publish Immediately
- Select platforms, confirmation dialog, success/error per platform, appears in Published section, visible on platforms.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 5 | Dependencies: US-006, US-004
US-015: Content Calendar View
- Calendar with scheduled posts by date, month/week/day view, color-coded, preview on click, drag-drop reschedule.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 8 | Dependencies: US-013
EPIC 4: Analytics & Insights
US-019: Dashboard Overview
- Key metrics (followers, engagement, reach) per platform with date range, charts, comparisons.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 8 | Dependencies: US-004
US-020: Post Performance Details
- Click published post to see likes/comments/shares/reach/impressions, engagement rate, comparison to average, visual breakdown.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 5 | Dependencies: US-019
EPIC 5: Brand Voice Learning
US-025: Upload Brand Materials
- Upload text documents, paste website URL, import past posts, AI analyzes, processing status shown.
- Priority: MEDIUM | Story Points: 8 | Dependencies: US-003
US-026: Brand Voice Feedback
- Rate generated posts 1-5 stars, provide feedback (tone, style, accuracy), AI learns, user sees improvement.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 5 | Dependencies: US-006
EPIC 6: Settings & Account Management
US-031: Billing & Subscription
- View plan, pricing, upgrade/downgrade, update payment method, billing history, cancel.
- Priority: HIGH | Story Points: 8 | Dependencies: US-002
MVP Sprints
- Sprint 1: US-001, US-002, US-003
- Sprint 2: US-006, US-007, US-004
- Sprint 3: US-013, US-014, US-015
- Sprint 4: US-019, US-020, US-009
- Sprint 5: US-025, US-026, US-011
- Sprint 6: US-031, US-005, bug fixes/polish
Kanban Columns
Backlog, Ready, In Progress (WIP 3), Code Review (WIP 2), Testing (WIP 2), Done.
Definition of Done
Code written and reviewed, unit tests >80% passing, acceptance verified, cross-browser/mobile tested, no critical bugs, deployed, product owner approves.
What's inside
6 epics, 26 user stories, acceptance criteria, 6 sprint plans, Kanban columns, and Definition of Done
Change this for your project
- Replace
Bend-Function/778testwith your own repository name - Replace
AI-Powered Social Media Marketing Managerwith your product name - Replace
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitterwith your supported platforms - Replace
MVP Sprintssection with your own sprint schedule
Where it goes
Keep with your observability configuration. Describes what to track and alert on.
Worth borrowing
- Epic grouping with story points and dependencies for backlog prioritization
- Kanban WIP limits (3 In Progress, 2 Code Review, 2 Testing) to manage flow
- Definition of Done covering code review, testing, and product owner approval
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