User story map

I created a user story map with multiple columns, each for one activity in my flow. Now I want to pull features from multiple columns into an epic and move into JIRA. However, as soon as I assign to a master feature, the user story map pulls the f...

Promoting Story Maps to a first class object would enable users to: list story maps list and select stories in a story map for bulk operations list and select epics in a story map for bulk operations Sometimes I want to tag all the stories associa...

Adding color options would be able to indicate dependencies in User Story Maps, urgent issues, etc, without additional coding. This may be a faster route to classifying additional card types in Story Mapping without a lot of code.

In the User Story view, reviewers are not able to expand and collapse the releases to see features listed within the releases. We have a very large team and therefore a large number of people with Reviewer level access who still need to be able to...

Right now when I add an existing epic to a user story, it shows up in the left-most column and I have to drag it to the correct step. I would like a way to specify which step the epic should be placed into.

Can you add the ability to add (or re-add) or show completed releases in a user story map. This would enable the full story to be seen on screen.

As you work through releases for a story, you complete the development or work needed for steps. it would be great as you complete steps that you can mark a step complete or select to hide steps. this would make looking at the story easier as you ...

The Parking Lot release is always the top most release in a Story Map and cannot be collapsed. I'd like to be able to both collapse it like I can on other releases so that I can see the top steps bar and the epics in a specific release.

At the bottom of the user story map, I see multiple empty rows. I click the delete button for empty rows but the empty row is quickly added back so there are always about 5 empty rows. I can see how this is helpful to make it easier to add additio...

The term 'story' has a specific meaning to our organisation and we would like to call these 'User Journeys' and not 'User Story Maps'.