Stop calling requirements ‘non-functional’!

by May 24, 2023Shorts

Stop calling requirements ‘non-functional’!

You want deliveries that don’t function?

Why name it wrong? Call it what it is!

If you look closer at non-functional requirements, they fall into two groups:

1️⃣ Operational requirements 🚀

Just like Function requirements, it describes what users can observe at runtime: the behavior. But we focus more on how it does this, like Performance and Availability.

2️⃣ Developmental requirements 🛠️

Users can’t observe these, but they are also important. These are developmental qualities, requirements from the development team. Like Maintainability, Portability, and guidelines.

Change the conversation by doing this! 💡

Remy van Duijkeren

Remy van Duijkeren

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