Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this lesson, we're building on what you learned about user stories by creating them for a landing page—the front door to your app!
What You'll Learn:
✅ What a landing page is and why it matters
✅ How to create a "Features" property in Notion for better organization
✅ How to write user stories specifically for landing pages
✅ Best practices for managing multiple features in your product backlog
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User Stories
# Landing Page: Introduce the App
As a first-time visitor, I want to understand what the app does and how it helps me stay organized, so that I can quickly decide whether it's worth trying.
** Acceptance Criteria:**
-The landing page has a hero section with a short headline and subtext that explains the app's value (e.g. "Stay on top of your goals with a simple, beautiful to-do app")
-There's a prominent call-to-action button (e.g. "Get Started for Free") -Include a screenshot or short demo video of the app in use
# Landing Page: Building Trust
As a potential user, I want to see key benefits and social proof, so that I feel confident the app is reliable and well worth my time.
**Acceptance Criteria:**
-Display 3 key features or benefits (e.g. "Track progress visually")
-Display testimonials, user quotes or ratings if available -Include a section that talks about privacy (e.g. "Your data stays private")
# Landing Page: Convert Visitors
As a visitor who's ready to try the app, I want to sign up easily or access the web app directly, so that I can use it without friction.
**Acceptance Criteria:**
-Include a clear signup or login button in the header and footer
-Add a footer with links to contact, FAQs, or terms of use
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In the next video, we'll explore what a navigation bar is and create user stories for it together!
I built this for our public service community. If you find it useful, share it across the public service, please. And when you build something, tag me on LinkedIn (https://linkedin/in/yongkiat), and I'd love to see what you create!
Let's grow together. See you in the videos!
Instagram: / rogue.teacher.sg
In this lesson, we're building on what you learned about user stories by creating them for a landing page—the front door to your app!
What You'll Learn:
✅ What a landing page is and why it matters
✅ How to create a "Features" property in Notion for better organization
✅ How to write user stories specifically for landing pages
✅ Best practices for managing multiple features in your product backlog
---
User Stories
# Landing Page: Introduce the App
As a first-time visitor, I want to understand what the app does and how it helps me stay organized, so that I can quickly decide whether it's worth trying.
** Acceptance Criteria:**
-The landing page has a hero section with a short headline and subtext that explains the app's value (e.g. "Stay on top of your goals with a simple, beautiful to-do app")
-There's a prominent call-to-action button (e.g. "Get Started for Free") -Include a screenshot or short demo video of the app in use
# Landing Page: Building Trust
As a potential user, I want to see key benefits and social proof, so that I feel confident the app is reliable and well worth my time.
**Acceptance Criteria:**
-Display 3 key features or benefits (e.g. "Track progress visually")
-Display testimonials, user quotes or ratings if available -Include a section that talks about privacy (e.g. "Your data stays private")
# Landing Page: Convert Visitors
As a visitor who's ready to try the app, I want to sign up easily or access the web app directly, so that I can use it without friction.
**Acceptance Criteria:**
-Include a clear signup or login button in the header and footer
-Add a footer with links to contact, FAQs, or terms of use
---
In the next video, we'll explore what a navigation bar is and create user stories for it together!
I built this for our public service community. If you find it useful, share it across the public service, please. And when you build something, tag me on LinkedIn (https://linkedin/in/yongkiat), and I'd love to see what you create!
Let's grow together. See you in the videos!
Instagram: / rogue.teacher.sg










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