Non-Functional Requirements in User Stories

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Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs) in user stories refer to the aspects of the system that do not perform a specific task but support the system to operate effectively. These could include performance, security, usability, compatibility standards, etc. Expressing non-functional requirements as user…

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A new user story is introduced for a banking application which demands that the system should handle at least 100,000 simultaneous users without any loss of transaction processing capabilities. This user story indicates which non-functional requirement?

Question 2

The Scrum Team is developing a streaming application which has a user story stating that the software must adapt to different network conditions, offering consistent streaming quality. This relates to what type of non-functional requirement?

Question 3

A user story for a mobile application states the app should function correctly with all versions of iOS and Android from the past 3 years. This pertains to which non-functional requirement?

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