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User Requirements

A: What is the feature?

  • What do I know about this feature?

  • What assumptions am I making about this feature that I need to confirm?

  • Who can I ask to learn more about this?

  • Is this feature a process?

  • If this features is a process, what are the steps? Or, what questions can I ask to ascertain the steps?

  • Who can I ask to learn more about this?

B: Is it worth it?

  • What is the business need that this feature must meet or what is the problem that this feature must solve? Explain.

  • How might we meet this business need or solve this problem?

  • Is there any other way to accomplish this?

  • What does this feature need to do?

  • What is the end result of doing this?

  • Does this feature meet the business need and solve the problem we’re trying to solve?

  • How might we think about this feature a bit differently?

C: How can we make this happen?

  • Who will deliver the inputs for the feature?

  • What are the pieces of this feature?

  • How will we know this is complete?

  • What needs to be tracked?

  • When will we be ready to start?

  • Who will receive the outputs of the feature?

D: How will the feature work?

  • Who will use this feature?

  • When will this feature be used?

  • Where would the user access this feature?

  • Where would the user be located physically when using this feature?

  • How will this feature be used?

  • Where does the process start?

  • What must happen before?

  • What needs to happen next?

  • What if….? (Think of all the alternative scenarios and ask questions about what should happen if those scenarios are true.)

  • When will the feature fail?

E: What happens after?

  • Where would the results be visible?

  • Who will learn about the results of someone using this feature?

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