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nw-leanux-methodology

Define standardized backlog states, sizing, and readiness criteria for LeanUX workflows.

Updated Apr 15, 2026
Search Tags:#methodology#agile#backlog#user-stories#definition-of-done#definition-of-ready#leanux
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Command: npx skills add https://github.com/StudentCristian/nWave-github --skill nw-leanux-methodology

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

A backlog is not a todo list. LeanUX backlog management defines a structured backlog with validated hypotheses, clear states, and readiness gates to prevent work on unverified ideas.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Defined backlog states (Draft, Ready, In Progress, In Review, Done, Blocked) and sizing criteria to keep scope manageable.
  • DoR and DoD hard gates with checklists to ensure quality and alignment before design and development.
  • Anti-pattern detection and remediation guidance to fix common backlog problems and improve outcomes.

Quick Start

Create your first backlog item with a clear problem statement, apply the LeanUX states, and verify the DoR before design begins.

Frequently Asked Questions about nw-leanux-methodology

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is LeanUX backlog management and how does it differ from a standard to-do list?▼

LeanUX backlog management structures work around validated hypotheses with clear states and readiness gates, unlike a standard to-do list. It prevents teams from designing or developing unverified ideas by enforcing structured sizing and evaluation criteria before work begins.

How do I apply Definition of Ready and Definition of Done gates to user stories?▼

Apply Definition of Ready (DoR) and Definition of Done (DoD) as hard checklist gates to user stories. The DoR verifies alignment and quality before design begins, while the DoD criteria ensure development completeness and compliance before deployment.

What are the standard backlog states for tracking user stories in an agile workflow?▼

Standard backlog states for tracking user stories include Draft, Ready, In Progress, In Review, Done, and Blocked. These defined states help product, design, and development teams track progress from ideation through deployment.

How do I detect and fix anti-patterns in an agile backlog?▼

Detect and fix agile backlog anti-patterns by applying standardized readiness criteria and sizing rules. Identifying unverified ideas or unmanageable scopes early allows teams to remediate common backlog problems and improve overall delivery outcomes.

Can I use LeanUX methodology for design-to-delivery workflows across multiple teams?▼

Yes, you can use LeanUX methodology for design-to-delivery workflows across product, design, and development teams. It provides structured handoff guidance, UAT scenarios, and risk management to align cross-functional teams from ideation through deployment.

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