Requirements elicitation

Definition

Requirements discovery is often an iterative process in which developers create prototypes in order to elicit reactions from potential stakeholders. In so-called "rapid prototyping" approaches to requirements discovery, developers create prototypes designed to demonstrate specific aspects of functional capabilities that might ultimately be implemented. Scenario-based observational studies are often used to assess the utility of the functions demonstrated by the prototype.

Relevant qualities - from part 2

Characteristics of the intended mode of use (2.1.4/160)

Utility (2.1.1.1.5/176)

Usability (2.2.3/603)

Stakeholders
Developers. Project managers. End-users.
References

Connell and Shaffer, 1995.


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