Normally, we define Acceptance Criteria to clarify the intended behavior of a User Story. Acceptance Criteria defines the boundary for a feature and provides clarity to all stakeholders on what needs to be achieved from a user story. It works as a completion criteria for a user story.

Let's assume that you are developing a component (or module) for the <XYZ> Money Exchange company, which manages and converts currency used in the Asia region. This company follows the agile methodology to design and develop their products. You are playing the role of a developer in the scrum team. Your responsibility is to implement the Jasmine specs for a user story. Also, the product owner is accountable to ensure whether the scrum team is delivering value to the business or not. Once the user story is completed, the product owner will accept the user story based on the Acceptance Criteria. To know more about agile, scrum, and the product owner, you can...