Jira Story Creation Template For Front End Developer
Vishesh Tiwari

Vishesh Tiwari @vishesh-tiwari

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Jira Story Creation Template For Front End Developer

Publish Date: Oct 29 '24
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JIRA Story Template

Below you can find/use template for creating any of the feature story -

Acceptance Criteria:

  • [First criterion]
  • [Second criterion]
  • [Third criterion]

Description:

Context: [Background information or context for the story]
Scope: [What is included and what is not included in this story]
Assumptions: [Any assumptions made while writing the story]

Design:

[Link to design mockups or specifications]

Technical Notes:

[Any technical details or considerations]

Dependencies:

[List any dependencies or related stories]

Testing:

  • Unit Tests: [Details of unit tests required]
  • Integration Tests: [Details of integration tests required]
  • End-to-End Tests: [Details of end-to-end tests required]

Documentation:

[Any documentation updates required]

Definition of done - 

Code Quality:

  • Code is reviewed and approved by at least one other developer.
  • No linting errors or warnings.

Testing:

  • Unit tests and integration tests are written and passing.
  • Code coverage meets the team’s threshold (e.g., 80%).

Functionality:

All acceptance criteria for the user story are met.

Design:

The feature matches the design specifications.
Components are documented and tested in Storybook.

Documentation:

Code is documented where necessary. (Storybook is enough)

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  • Pratham naik
    Pratham naikMar 10, 2025

    Having a structured Jira story template for front-end development ensures clarity and efficiency. Defining clear acceptance criteria, UI/UX references, and dependencies is key. If you're looking for a Jira alternative, Teamcamp simplifies task creation with an intuitive interface and customizable workflows. How do you structure your front-end development tasks?

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