What Is a Requirement, Actually?
Functional, Non-functional, Constraints: A Decision Framework
Module 1, Lesson 3
What you'll learn
You can sub-classify a genuine requirement as functional, non-functional, or a constraint - and use that classification as a signal for where it belongs in your team's process, how it needs to be written, and when it needs to be addressed.
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User StoriesAcceptance CriteriaNon-functional RequirementsBacklog RefinementStory MappingProduct OwnerRequirements Engineer