What is the difference between functional specifications and
non-functional specifications ?
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Answer / kiran9
checking the each specific functionality of the appl as
per the requirement is functional spec
checking the UI and usability,reliability...etc are non
functional testing
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Requirement that specifies a function that a
system/software/component must be capable of performing
whereas a software requirement that describes not what the
software will do,but how the software will do it, for
example, software performance requirements,software design
constraints, and software quality attributes.
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Answer / vipul
it can be explain by example folows:
func. spec. like what a particular link is supposed to
do...as on login window, link of "LOGIN" is to lead to
logged in page, so it is functional specificaton of this
link.
in case on non func. spec. what would be name of that link
leading to logged page...it will be "LOGIN" or "OK" or some
other what is required by customer. means LOKK and FEEL not
working.
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