During an agile software development project, a business analyst is required to document requirements in a format that is brief, focuses on the user's needs, and facilitates prioritization and estimation by the development team. Which tool should the business analyst use?
Use cases
Prototypes
User stories
Flowcharts
User stories are the appropriate tool in this scenario. They are concise statements that capture a user's need and the value it will bring, making them ideal for agile environments where quick prioritization and estimation are important. User stories help the team understand what the user wants to achieve without going into excessive detail. Use cases, on the other hand, provide detailed sequences of interactions between the user and the system, which may not be necessary for initial agile planning. Flowcharts illustrate processes or workflows but do not effectively capture user requirements in the manner described. Prototypes are preliminary models of the product and are used for user feedback, not for documenting brief textual requirements.
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