Agile Requirement Gathering Process
The agile requirement gathering process is majorly divided into 4 key components:
- Developing a vision for the high-level details – Firstly, the objective of developing a vision is to identify the main theme, high-level vision and scope, target users, main goals and create a high-level backlog. Stakeholder interviews workshop, role-playing along with out-of-the-box methods like Vision Statement in a product box, user roles (personas), use case modeling, process diagrams, and UI flow and context diagrams are some of the most popular visioning technique.
- Brainstorming for features of requirement – Secondly, requirement brainstorming focuses on breadth rather than depth and identifies a large number of features/epics/user stories. Some of the most popular requirement brainstorming techniques are story writing workshops, post-it note brainstorming and team breakout converge.
- Breakdown of features into user story – After that, requirement breakdown divides existing epics into smaller user stories. Some of the most popular requirement breakdown techniques are CRUD, acceptance test slicing and process steps.
- Defining detailed requirements – Lastly, defining detailed requirements for each user story along with acceptance tests and UI prototypes. Some of the most popular techniques are acceptance tests, test scenarios, UI prototyping, wireframing, example tables and activity diagrams.
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