From the course: Agile at Work: Planning with Agile User Stories

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Acceptance criteria

Acceptance criteria

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Acceptance criteria

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- Let's take a look at a story. As a customer, I want to search for a product so that I can purchase it. How does that sound to you? Do you get a decent picture of what's being asked for? I think so. However, if I were to implement this requirement, I would need more. Ah, here are some of the details and a little bit of helpful context. This is what we call acceptance criteria. I see a note, this is for a text-based search. Next, I see some scenarios, such as customer initiates a text-based search for a product, given no preconditions. When? Customer types words into the search input area and customer initiates the search. Then, customer is presented with products matching the words. Ah, and here's another one. Scenario, customer initiates a text-based search for a product. Same thing, no preconditions. When? Customer types words into the search input area and customer initiates the search, same as the other one. However, then if no products match the words, the customer is notified…

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