The document summarizes the key differences between functional and non-functional requirements for software products. Functional requirements are mandatory and define the specific behaviors and features of the product, while non-functional requirements are not mandatory and describe generally how the product should perform and behave. Functional requirements are easier to capture and test than non-functional requirements, which focus more on user expectations of the product's overall performance qualities.
The document summarizes the key differences between functional and non-functional requirements for software products. Functional requirements are mandatory and define the specific behaviors and features of the product, while non-functional requirements are not mandatory and describe generally how the product should perform and behave. Functional requirements are easier to capture and test than non-functional requirements, which focus more on user expectations of the product's overall performance qualities.
The document summarizes the key differences between functional and non-functional requirements for software products. Functional requirements are mandatory and define the specific behaviors and features of the product, while non-functional requirements are not mandatory and describe generally how the product should perform and behave. Functional requirements are easier to capture and test than non-functional requirements, which focus more on user expectations of the product's overall performance qualities.
The document summarizes the key differences between functional and non-functional requirements for software products. Functional requirements are mandatory and define the specific behaviors and features of the product, while non-functional requirements are not mandatory and describe generally how the product should perform and behave. Functional requirements are easier to capture and test than non-functional requirements, which focus more on user expectations of the product's overall performance qualities.
Requirement It is mandatory It is non-mandatory Capturing type It is captured in use case. It is captured as a quality attribute. End result Product feature Product properties Capturing Easy to capture Hard to capture Helps you verify the functionality of the Helps you to verify the performance of the Objective software. software. Area of focus Focus on user requirement Concentrates on the user’s expectation. Documentation Describe what the product does Describes how the product works Functional Testing like System, Non-Functional Testing like Performance, Type of Testing Integration, End to End, API testing, Stress, Usability, Security testing, etc. etc. Test Execution is done before non- Test Execution After the functional testing functional testing. Product Info Product Features Product Properties