Tag Oriented Agile Requirements Identification
David Connolly, Frank Keenan, Brendan Ryder · 2008
Requirements elicitation, particularly for agile development, presumes the availability of a customer. However, in many cases, as with market-driven projects, a customer is not necessarily available. Here, the challenge is to support the identification of potential requirements by other means. With web development, one approach is to examine other web sites that exhibit similar characteristics to the project under consideration. In certain cases, it may be possible, with appropriate tool support, to easily and quickly identify and document potential requirements. This poster describes one such prototype tool.