Introduction to Business Analysis (Group 4)

Look and Feel requirements for a BA The look and requirements show what a product or service wants to show for the customer related to its appearance, spirit, and mood. All the following characteristics are very important to reach the goal: Appears to be simple to use; Approachable, so that people do not hesitate to use it; Authoritative, so that users feel they can rely on it and trust it; Conforming to the client’s other products; Attractive to children or some other specific group; Unobtrusive, so that people are not aware of it; Innovative and appearing to be state of the art; Professional looking; Exciting; Cool

Fit -   Here the term Fit means a solution that completely satisfies or matches the requirements. It is the solution that does exactly what the requirements says it must do or has the property the requirement says it must have no more and no less. The measurement of the requirement is its fit criterion. Why does Fit need a Criterion? There is a testing activity that demonstrates what the product does, how that product performs a function or posses the desired property. To carry out this activity, the requirements must have a benchmark so that testers can compare the delivered product with the original requirement. The benchmark is the fit criterion, which is a quantification of the requirement that demonstrates the standard to which the product must reach.