What is the first part of the naming convention for story cards?

In the context of naming conventions for story cards, the first part typically signifies the specific project or context in which the story card is situated. xCenter, which is a component of Guidewire, indicates where the story originates and is associated with different versions of the software. It helps in categorizing and tracking the feature development associated with that specific version of the application. Including the version in the naming convention ensures that stakeholders understand which iteration of the software the story card pertains to, facilitating better organization and management of tasks.

Other parts of the naming convention, such as Theme or Sub-Theme, play roles in categorizing story cards but generally follow the identification of the specific environment or version, making them secondary in the naming order. Guidewire ID would imply a unique identifier for tracking purposes rather than serving as a primary label in the naming convention.