From voices to product requirements – characteristics
Whether you are writing functional requirements, non-functional requirements, business requirements, or constraints, your requirements must meet certain characteristics to be beneficial to an organization. The characteristics of good requirements are:
- Attainable
- Valuable
- Concise
- Design free
- Complete
- Clear, consistent, and unambiguous
- Verifiable
- Traceable
- Measurable
- Atomic
- Prioritized
Attainable
I have always been a believer in pushing the development team to the very edge of their capabilities, resulting in products they did not even believe they could create. However, there is a fine line between pushing the team to the limits of their abilities and asking for the impossible, or for something the organization ...
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