Look and Feel requirements for a BA (THIAGO LANES)

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

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