Application Requirements
Every application has requirements that specify the functionality it must support. Web applications are no different in that they must provide the features necessary to achieve a productive goal. Obviously, business requirements are part of any application, but there are two other classes of requirements worth discussing—data management and interface. We'll look at all three in turn.
Business Logic
The business logic requirements are the most important part of any Web application. These requirements specify which business processes should be captured (in some way) by the application. For example, a banking application is typically required to support the ability to transfer funds and view account history. How these requirements ...
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