Lets go back to the Higher Education example where you were building a set of wireframes for a certain job that a user of your product will need to do.

You have decided to outsource your work of building these screens out to a team of developers in Bangalore, India. Since this team is remote, you would like to make sure you have very clearly defined the Epic and User Stories.

Please create a free JIRA account.

Create a Project called Higher Education JTBD.

Now create 5 user stories for Khan Academy that list all the things your order cart needs to do and add them to your backlog.

Note that each user story should have a corresponding acceptance criteria. This acceptance criteria tells the engineer who is building out that story what is success for that user story and therefore what she needs to test for before 'committing' that story to 'production' code.

Upload all the user stories you created in the order of priority (e.g: the user story you would want your team to do first should be listed as the first user story, and so on) to your backlog in JIRA.

Upload screenshots of your JIRA product backlog which has a list of these user stories arranged in a prioritized manner.

Also upload all the user stories you have created so we can view them for grading.