Creating an epic for a project related to "Open Bank Account"

Creating an epic for a project related to "Open Bank Account" involves breaking down the work into smaller, manageable components. Here's an example breakdown that includes epics, features, user stories, story points, tasks, bugs, acceptance criteria, definitions of ready (DoR), and definitions of done (DoD):

Epic 1: User Registration and Authentication

  • Feature 1: User Registration

    • User Story 1.1: As a potential customer, I want to register an account to open a bank account.
      • Story Points: 3
      • Tasks:
        1. Create registration form UI.
        2. Implement server-side registration logic.
        3. Verify email address.
      • Acceptance Criteria:
        • User can enter registration information.
        • Registration data is stored securely.
        • User receives a confirmation email.
  • Feature 2: User Authentication

    • User Story 1.2: As a registered customer, I want to log in to my account.
      • Story Points: 2
      • Tasks:
        1. Implement user login UI.
        2. Develop server-side authentication logic.
      • Acceptance Criteria:
        • Users can log in securely.
        • Only registered users can access their accounts.

Epic 2: Account Application

  • Feature 3: Account Selection

    • User Story 2.1: As a logged-in user, I want to choose the type of bank account I want to open.
      • Story Points: 5
      • Tasks:
        1. Create a list of available account types.
        2. Design account selection interface.
      • Acceptance Criteria:
        • Users can see available account types.
        • Users can select an account type.
  • Feature 4: Account Information

    • User Story 2.2: As a user, I want to provide personal information and required documents to open an account.
      • Story Points: 8
      • Tasks:
        1. Create a data entry form.
        2. Develop document upload functionality.
        3. Implement data validation.
      • Acceptance Criteria:
        • Users can enter their personal information.
        • Users can upload required documents.
        • Data is validated before submission.

Epic 3: Account Approval and Setup

  • Feature 5: Account Verification

    • User Story 3.1: As a user, I want my provided documents and information to be verified.
      • Story Points: 5
      • Tasks:
        1. Implement document and data verification process.
        2. Notify users of verification results.
      • Acceptance Criteria:
        • Documents and information are verified.
        • Users receive notification of verification status.
  • Feature 6: Account Activation

    • User Story 3.2: As a verified user, I want to activate my account and receive account details.
      • Story Points: 3
      • Tasks:
        1. Develop account activation process.
        2. Generate and share account details with the user.
      • Acceptance Criteria:
        • Users can activate their accounts.
        • Users receive their account details.

Bugs:

  • Bug 1: User cannot receive the confirmation email during registration.
  • Bug 2: Error in document upload process for some users.

Definitions of Ready (DoR):

  • User stories are well-defined.
  • Acceptance criteria are clear.
  • Design and UI mockups are available.
  • Necessary data models and APIs are identified.

Definitions of Done (DoD):

  • Code is reviewed and approved.
  • All acceptance criteria are met.
  • Automated tests pass.
  • User documentation is updated.
  • Bugs are resolved and retested.
  • The feature is ready for deployment.

Please note that this breakdown is just an example and can be adapted to the specific needs and scale of your project. It's important to involve your development team and stakeholders to refine and adjust these items as necessary during your project's development lifecycle.

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