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====== Requirements Template ====== | ====== Requirements Template ====== | ||
+ | Name of feature should probably be the first heading. | ||
===== Feature ===== | ===== Feature ===== | ||
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===== Prerequisites ===== | ===== Prerequisites ===== | ||
- | What had to happen before someone reaches this page, e.g., user must be logged in and have certain authorization privileges. | + | What had to happen before someone reaches this page, e.g., user must be logged in and have certain authorization privileges. |
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+ | Link to earlier feature as appropriate, so that we can easily reference the requirements for that feature. | ||
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===== What a User Does ===== | ===== What a User Does ===== | ||
- | what a user does on the page (Be specific) | + | Describe the options for what a user can do. |
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+ | What is required of the user? Any input that needs to validated? | ||
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+ | ===== Behavior of the Application/ | ||
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+ | When a user enters input or clicks a button, what are the possible outcomes? | ||
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+ | Examples: if user enters erroneous input, what happens? | ||
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+ | ===== Example Use Cases ===== | ||
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+ | Describe some typical situations of what a user can/will do. | ||
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+ | May want to put this earlier, but may not make sense unless you explain the other stuff. | ||
- | * | + | ===== Priority ===== |
- | What is required? Any input that needs to validated? Any constraints? | + | |
- | # | + | Relative |
- | behavior of the app (effect of one field on another, on submit) | + | |
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- | example use cases - describe some typical situations of what a user can/will do | + | |
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- | relative | + | |