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Integrating Software and Usability Engineering through Jointly-constructed, Event-based Stories

This position paper proposes that event-based stories appear to have the potential to provide a simple, but powerful technique for users and developers to communicate emotional and informational needs, redesign processes, and structure the user interface design within the agile development paradigm. Informal evaluation of the use of event-based stories in several development projects suggest that event-based stories could be useful in integrating software and usability engineering. Controlled experiments, in addition to more formal case analyses are the next steps.