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This here is why requirements need to be use case oriented, not code oriented. “I want to be able to look at my user profile” not, “I need to click on my user
by TameAntelope 6y ago
This here is why requirements need to be use case oriented, not code oriented. “I want to be able to look at my user profile” not, “I need to click on my user profile picture and navigate to a page displaying the following ten items...”
There needs to be room to deliver the value that can take on that uncertainty. It’s a good thing when an engineer can take a look at the use case and have options for how to deliver it, if you hired for that.