Creating user stories
Simple user stories are a great way to identify the required features of your application. User stories, in their simplest form, state what a user can do with a piece of software. They should start simple, and grow in complexity as you dive into more and more of the details around each feature. Our goal here is to begin with just enough complexity to allow us to get stared. If needed, we'll add more detail and complexity later.
We briefly touched on the three main entities that play a large role in this application: users, projects, and issues. These are our primary domain objects, and are extremely important items in this application. So, let's start with them.
Users
TrackStar is a user-based web application. There will be two high-level user types:
Anonymous
Authenticated
An anonymous user is any user of the application that has not been authenticated through the login process. Anonymous users will only have access to register for a new account or to log in. All other functionality...
