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## 2) Write user stories
Here are some example user stories. These will guide how we think about our app's features and functionality. Note that they all follow a similar structure: as a <a href='https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/2v6iIMbCrLSKVfqttEToum7OA3YGQCBKWUHcSCB1KEbEcijXxQtKJKY6fhLXeecJiO27P4icOuPlkVc9_uNXolzlzNXOo_TPh09GZsAqRH-JISqPrpx0PZdtbHOr0RIuQUbTbaw' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>person] I can [do something].
Here are some example user stories. These will guide how we think about our app's features and functionality. Note that they all follow a similar structure: as a [person] I can [do something].
* as a logged-in user I can see the list of my to-do's.
* as a logged-in user I can add a new to-do.
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* as a logged-in user I can complete a to-do (only my to-do's - not other users').
* as an anonymous user, I can register for a new account, recover my password, or log in to the app with an existing account.
## 3) Create our use case model
## 3) Create our user case model
Our use case model will help us visualize our user stories so we can better understand how to implement them.
Our user case model will help us visualize our user stories so we can better understand how to implement them.
![Anonymous user case diagram</a>
<a href='https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/2v6iIMbCrLSKVfqttEToum7OA3YGQCBKWUHcSCB1KEbEcijXxQtKJKY6fhLXeecJiO27P4icOuPlkVc9_uNXolzlzNXOo_TPh09GZsAqRH-JISqPrpx0PZdtbHOr0RIuQUbTbaw' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>![Anonymous user case diagram]</a>
![Authenticated user case diagram](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/3V6dVvAcyjqFkaOukimucYOX0CfwBBYNN9SvjmnVy40Pdhs4Wtrr34i3E-9pbV7tFsp4jHm77IFQvFupjq6OWyxqEgCzcQ995Ayh52Msczu6TfwKeNhL9PYHyxSgmPYA1TR6l6Q)
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## 10) Start writing code!
This is the fun part, and it will take up most of your project's time. If you need help with this, join us and learn to code.
This is the fun part, and it will take up most of your project's time. If you need help with this, join us and learn to code.