A Requirement Quality Assessment Method Based on User Stories

Abstract

Agile development processes based on user stories often face issues such as incomplete, inconsistent, and inaccurate user requirements, which increase the workload of agile development teams and reduce the efficiency of product function development, ultimately resulting in the inability to respond quickly to user requirements. This paper proposes a user requirement quality assessment method based on user stories to address these problems. This method relies on the agile development process, constructs a user requirement quality assessment framework, defines a user story model and a user requirement quality model, develops seven user requirement quality assessment criteria, and designs a user requirement quality assessment process. A data experiment exploring the development of smartphone requirements is used to validate the feasibility and effectiveness of the method. The experimental results demonstrate that the method improves user requirement quality to some extent, providing an automated solution for agile development teams to enhance user requirement quality.

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