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I think that there is a great deal of trust implied by the actionably ambiguous statements she uses for AC. In an environment where trust between 'client' and d
by wisevehicle 10y ago
I think that there is a great deal of trust implied by the actionably ambiguous statements she uses for AC. In an environment where trust between 'client' and development team is not ideal, I find that empowering the business owner to be more prescriptive with AC to be helpful.
In those situations I encourage AC of the form:
The payment form must contain fields for email address and name.
The payment form just match the visual mockup.
When I post a request with data X the response must be returned as JSON
It helps the engineers know what they business owner will test to validate completion.
- fbreduc 10y agoI completely agree and came to make a similar comment, if intentions were left that ambiguous for us we'd get eaten alive by contractors... I don't mean to but I laugh and think, wow this person has very limited scope of experience.
- wccrawford 10y agoIndeed. I could help but think, "If the customer wants that button labeled 'Check out now' then the AC had better have that in it and not just 'a button'."