When a project involves product, business, program, and engineering teams, a business requirements document (BRD) gives everyone one practical description of what must be accomplished. It states the project's business objectives, requirements, scope, and boundaries, helping teams share expectations and limit scope creep. section 10.1.2
A useful BRD can record:
- Project goals and objectives. section 10.1.2
- In-scope and out-of-scope work, plus project assumptions. section 10.1.2
- Acceptance criteria and success metrics. section 10.1.2
- Functional requirements, such as required system behavior, and nonfunctional requirements, such as performance, reliability, security, and scalability. section 10.1.2
Project Accessible
Stakeholders define a website for specially abled students aged zero to five. The scope includes accessibility, adding products to a cart, checkout, and custom product text. section 10.1.2
