Part I. Getting started

Part II. UML modeling

Part III. Project glossary

Part IV. BPMN toolset

Part V. Project management

Part VI. Modeling toolset

Part VII. ArchiMate tools

Part VIII. Team collaboration

Part IX. Code engineering

Part X. Database design and engineering

Part XI. Advanced modeling toolset

Part XII. Document production

Part XIII. Business modeling

Part XIV. Business rule

Part XV. Agile development

Part XVI. Wireframe

Part XVII. Impact analysis

Part XVIII. CMMN toolset

Part XIX. SoaML modeling

Part XX. Design animation

Part XXI. IDE Integration

Part XXII. Interoperability and integration

Part XXIII. Process simulation

Part XXIV. Zachman and BMM

Part XXV. Appendix A - Application Options

Part XXVI. Appendix B - Project Options

Part XXVII. Appendix C

 

How to Move a Storyboard from/to User Story?

Storyboard can be used to sketch the screens involved in supporting a user story. But if your storyboards are created before the identification of user stories, you may want a way to move the storyboard from project to under a specific user story.  To move a storyboard to a user story:

  1. Select Modeling > Storyboard from the toolbar.
  2. Right cick on the storyboard to move and select Move Storyboard... from the popup menu.
    Move storyboard
    Move storyboard
  3. In the Move Storyboard to User Story window, select the user story to move or.
    Select a user story
    Select a user story
  4. Click Move.

Acquiring storyboard

Besides moving a storyboard to a user story, you can acquire a storyboard from an user story. To do this:

  1. Open the Storyboard tab of the desired user story.
  2. Move your mouse pointer over the Add New Storyboard button.
  3. At the bottom right corner of the button, select Add Existing Storyboard... from the popup menu.
    Add existing storyboard
    Add existing storyboard
  4. In the Add Existing Storyboard window, select the storyboard you want to move into this user story. You can view the storyboard based on the user stories that currently belong to by selecting User Story for Group by. If the naming of storyboards are clear enough, you may select Storyboard for Group by.
    Select storyboard
    Select storyboard
  5. Click Move.

Related Resources

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