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Behaviour-Driven Design (BDD)

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Behaviour Driven Design (BDD) asks questions about the behaviour of an application before and during development, so that stakeholders are less likely to miscommunicate. Requirements are still written down, but they are continuously refined to meet stakeholders' requirements and expectations. The BDD version of requirements is user stories, which take the place of the SRS in the Plan and Document perspective.

BDD: ask about behaviour, write user stories, build in sprints, refine continuously.
BDD: ask about behaviour, write user stories, build in sprints, refine continuously.
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BDD: ask about behaviour, write user stories, build in sprints, refine continuously.
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