February 2004
Intermediate to advanced
368 pages
8h 32m
English
Together, the requirements gathering and high-level design phases create a concrete definition of the application and set the stage for the detailed design. If the requirements you define aren't clear, it significantly raises the risk that the application will fail or that you will waste resources and time making major changes after development or even after deployment. This chapter lays out the steps to achieve a thorough definition of requirements and describes how to turn that into a concrete, high-level definition of the application.
Designers and developers often think of requirements as a detailed list of the application's features and functionality. Although ...
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