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List two main stakeholders in the grocery project.
Think about who directly uses the system.
What does INVEST stand for in user stories?
A useful acronym to help remember the criteria.
What does Gherkin syntax help document?
Think about what it means for a feature to be accepted.
True or False: A Use Case Diagram can show non-functional requirements.
Review what non-functional requirements entail.
Create a detailed Requirement Traceability Matrix (RTM) for the grocery ordering system, then explain how it would help in tracking requirements.
Think about what you would need to trace in a project.
Draft an acceptance criterion for the ‘Schedule Delivery’ feature using the Gherkin formatting.
Focus on what the user should see and experience.
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