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What is a software requirements specification SRS document? What does an SRS document contain? These qualities include: Correctness An SRS document is correct only if the stated requirements are met by the software.
Users can also determine if the SRS reflects their needs through feedback. Unambiguousness Since an SRS document is the basis of a software development project, all its statements must be clear, concise, and to-the-point. There should be no amphiboly, vague adverbs, words that imply multiple meanings, etc. A glossary at the end of the document that explains each term will be helpful as well.
Completeness A complete SRS contains all the necessary software requirements and responses to input data whether valid or invalid.
Consistency As we already mentioned, SRS must be in-line with other higher-level documents, such as system requirements specification. Modifiability Since the software development process is prone to changes, software requirements can change significantly. Why is writing an SRS document important? Flexibility, efficiency, and individual approach to each customer are the basic principles we are guided by in our work.
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Why You Should Write Software Requirement Specification To consider the risks, draw up a detailed work pattern, determine the development budget, and minimize unnecessary waste of time and other resources, it is necessary to analyze all project implementation details. You will be able to make use of the following advantages if you have a clear and high-quality SRS document, which: structures and formalizes all project requirements; helps the development team build a product that exactly meets customer and target audience needs; provides all team members with the necessary information while working on the project; minimizes the possible misunderstanding between the members of the development team and the customer; clearly defines the scope of work, and that allows developers to plan particular iterations and release dates; allows estimating the required development budget; simplifies subsequent software enhancements.
Want to start a project? Get in touch. August 12, Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. The peculiarity of waterfall is that all stages of project creation are in order. First, they do the whole design, then the whole development, then they test everything, and if they find bugs, they fix it in the already finished application.
In our opinion, it is an extremely idealistic model. No SRS will save you from bugs or urgent tasks that the software requirements specification does not provide. There and here they work in sprints. Testing takes place at the end of a two-week iteration, so bugs are found immediately. This model is convenient not only for the development company, but also for the client. With agile approach, you are always in touch with the project manager, which means you always have up-to-date information on the project.
You do not have to constantly refer to the SRS document, the data in which may become outdated at the very first iteration. At Purrweb, we keep in touch with each client, especially if the project has specific conditions.
For example, in the Headcount case, the client had a limited time frame, so he was heavily involved in the development process and micromanaged all our steps. When we were first asked to draw up an SRS document, we simply downloaded a template from the Internet and customized it for the client.
The startup is fine, but the SRS document is still a nuisance. While another contractor will draw up a document with a detailed description of functionality of the future application, we will already make the first version of design and show it to the client. Purrweb chooses this approach based on the target audience — we have startups that come for MVP Minimum Viable Product.
At Purrweb, we start the work from the call with an account manager. There we discuss the project idea and promise the client several deliverables: concept, user stories, database structure.
We don't even suggest making an SRS. Instead of thousands of words and dozens of pages with unnecessary information, we offer our clients a design first approach.
This means that immediately after we confirm cooperation, the design team begins to work. We receive anti-references from the client, sometimes design solutions — so there is always something to start from. Because design is part of the future product, and the SRS document is just a collection of words put together in a strict structure. Not a single technical assignment or SRS will be able to prescribe everything at once.
How we do it: instead of large documents, we write user stories. Based on user stories, we do design, based on design, we evaluate the development, then we do the architecture and database structure.
And only at the development stage we make a small document — describe how the logic on the backend or some complex algorithm works.
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