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Interaction Design and Structured Requirements

Posted on: March 23, 2006March 24, 2007

subtitle: Wiegers and Cooper assimilated
Wiegers promotes structured requirements. Cooper touts Interaction Design. Both have great ideas. Both “wave their hands” at parts of the process. In this post, we’ll talk about how to combine the two philosophies to get the best of both worlds.

Requirements / Requirements Models / Test Automation / Testing / Use Cases

Sample Use Case Examples

Posted on: February 9, 2006April 29, 2007

We talked about informal use cases a while ago in our use case series. Over a series of posts, we are demonstrating the process of defining a software product. The next step, and subject of this post, is the creation of informal use cases to support the defined goals for the software.

Marketing / Process Improvement / Requirements / Requirements gathering / Software requirements specification

From MRD to PRD: The key to defining a spec

Posted on: January 24, 2006February 21, 2006

They key to writing a great spec is knowing how to specify software that mets our customers’ needs. It can be a daunting task. First, we have to define what our customer needs. High level requirements are just requirements that are too vague or high-level to be directly actionable. “We […]