Whenever, there is a need to design and develop a new application or new component, we gather functional and nonfunctional requirements from various sources. For example, we collect the system/product requirements by reviewing and analyzing existing processes, interviewing or brainstorming with stakeholders, or by conducting the requirements workshop. Thereafter, to put together all the functional and nonfunctional requirements, we develop corresponding artifacts such as Product Requirement Document (PRD), Software Requirement Specification (SRS), Use Cases or User Stories. As per the needs of the project/stakeholders or from an implementation perspective, requirements can also be prioritized and categorized.
In this chapter, you will learn how to write Jasmine tests for test requirements and organize them into groups and subgroups. Also, you will learn how to implement acceptance criteria for a user story.