User StoriesAs we continue to write user stories, below are some links to references which could help us fine-tune how and what to write.

1) Awesome examples - http://agileatlas.org/articles/item/user-stories

2) Real-life problems - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1771983/in-agile-scrum-user-stories-how-much-detail-is-enough

#2 is cool and I tend to agree with some guys that less of the unnecessary details (e.g names of form fields) would help us focus on what feature the customer really needs (i.e. the form itself). Those details would be used later on in what is called "Acceptance Criteria". That's when we trash out with the customer (Product Owner) on micro stuff like "do you want to bold this font?"

To better and more user stories!