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Clarify what features you need in application

Think about what you want to do and what you want your user to do

Here, write down the work contents (functions) that you think is necessary for the target as you can think of.
The work contents (functions) are the actions you want to treat for the target you envision.
You don't have to worry about the order of writing or the level of the work content (function).

It is important to write down in bullet points what you think is necessary for the service you are aiming for.
You should think of this item written out as a work content ( function) that you want to implement.
In the case of a service that communicates with people, there are the target person (user) is registered, or the target person establishes a friendship, etc function.
If it is a service that sells products, a customer can search for products, select products and place an order, if it is a reservation service, search for reservation events, register for reservations, etc.
For now, let's pick up all the individual tasks that you need to do.

If you try to organize and register everything, you may overlook important things, or it will take time to organize, and you will confuse and worry to register.
The important thing is to first raise it to the ring and then sort it out.

You will start from the registration of the processing that comes to mind by using New Feature to implement.
If you have registered targets before registering a feature, you can register it while referring to what is required for that target.
Also, in registering a feature, you don't have to worry about the targets involved initially. For each feature, you can later associate it with a relevant target.
Features that are generally required can be specified by standard name from the selection field.
When registering, please refer to the contents of each *memo* in the new registration feature.

All of these will be created under a requirement name.
If you have already registered features, please check the Features to implement.

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