Requirements Engineering

Requirements engineering (RE) is the first and decisive step in any software project. The aim is to precisely capture your needs and expectations and transform them into clearly defined, implementable specifications for software development. This structured approach ensures that the resulting system not only functionally meets the requirements, but is also efficient, maintainable and future-proof.

Why is requirements engineering so important?


Our RE process

Initial RE process

– Data collection: We use various methods such as interviews, workshops and observations to record your requirements.

– Analysis and documentation: We evaluate the collected information and create initial requirements documents.

– Evaluation and prioritization: Together with you, we review and prioritize the requirements.

– Structuring: We organize the requirements into clear work packages

– Effort estimate: You receive a transparent estimate of the development effort.

RE during development

– We will clarify any details with you promptly.

– Depending on the type of project, adjustments are documented for the current or a subsequent version.

RE during the introduction

– We support you in integrating the new software into your work processes.

– New ideas and needs that arise during adaptation are recorded and can serve as a basis for follow-up projects.

RE during operation


How we present requirements

User Stories

We use the proven Connextra schema (a standardized format for describing user stories from the user’s point of view) to present requirements from a user’s perspective in a precise and understandable way. This enables you to understand exactly what the software will do.

Wireframes

Our requirements are supported by visual representations of the user interface. These wireframes (simple, schematic drawings) give you a concrete idea of where information and functions are displayed in the user interface.

Mock-Ups

If necessary, we coordinate with your partners for visualizations or marketing to create detailed mock-ups.

Epics

Interrelated user stories are bundled into larger units, known as epics. These clearly summarize requirements that belong together in terms of content.


Your benefit through professional RE

Our advantages at a glance

Frequently asked questions

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