User stories are an essential part of your storytelling toolkit because they a) focus on your audience, b) foster collaboration and creativity, and c) drive the team to develop a winning product.
You can also bring in your user stories here. Keep in mind that your user story is an end goal based on the user’s perspective – it is not a feature. They’re designed to anchor your team to the ‘plot’ or ‘context’, reminding them what they are developing, why they are developing it, and what value it will create for the end user. User stories are an essential part of your storytelling toolkit because they a) focus on your audience, b) foster collaboration and creativity, and c) drive the team to develop a winning product.