Chapter 4. Defining and illustrating features
This chapter covers
- Describing and organizing features and user stories
- Illustrating features with examples
- Using these examples to build up a common understanding of the requirements
In the previous chapter you learned how important it is to understand why you’re building a piece of software and what its ultimate purpose will be in business terms. We looked at how you can clarify what you want to achieve and how you expect this to benefit the business (the business goals), and also at who will benefit or be affected by the project (the stakeholders) and what you need to deliver at a high level to achieve the business goals (the capabilities).
Now it’s time to describe how you can provide ...
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