Here you will find the User Stories and Application Requirments as set by the Client.
User stories are short statements of one specific experience a user will have with the system to be built. They are expressed in 1, 2, maybe 3 sentences each, and often each is put on an index card to enforce brevity. User stories are often used in the Agile methodology to serve as a good starting point in getting the ideas a client has about the needed system into a concrete form. Click here to view the User Stories for SafeEats.
The application Requirements are primarily gathered from the user stories and the use cases but also include any specific needs of the client that are identified but not specifically written into user stories or use cases. One of the key values of the requirements is the collecting and collapsing of information from the user stories into commonly-expressed requirement statements. Some of them may get translated into programming terms rather than domain and user terms. Click here to view the application Requirements for SafeEats.