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Functional Nonfunctionalrequirement
Functional Nonfunctionalrequirement
Functional Nonfunctionalrequirement
User Authentication:
Users should be able to register for an account with a unique username and password.
Users should be able to log in to their account securely.
Text Management:
Users should be able to create, edit, and delete text entries (e.g., notes, reminders).
Text entries should be organized and sortable by categories (e.g., subject, date).
1. Performance:
The system should respond to user interactions (e.g., searches, note editing) without
significant delays.
Search operations (both for books and videos) should return results quickly, even under
heavy load.
2. Security:
User authentication should be secure, using industry-standard encryption techniques to
protect user credentials.
Access to sensitive data (e.g., user information, notes) should be restricted based on user
roles and permissions.
3. Usability:
The user interface should be intuitive and easy to navigate, with clear instructions and
feedback provided to users.
Text editing features should be user-friendly, allowing for basic formatting and editing
options.
4. Reliability:
The system should be available and reliable, with minimal downtime for maintenance or
updates.
Data storage and retrieval operations should be robust, ensuring that user data is not lost or
corrupted.
5. Scalability:
The system should be able to handle an increasing number of users and data without
significant degradation in performance.
Infrastructure should be designed to scale horizontally or vertically as needed to
accommodate growth.
6. Accessibility:
The application should be accessible to users with disabilities, following best practices for
web accessibility (WCAG guidelines).
Features such as text resizing, keyboard navigation, and screen reader compatibility should
be implemented.