Fill in Functional Requirements Section #64

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opened 2026-05-19 05:03:29 +00:00 by foravo_admin · 1 comment
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Imported from GitHub issue StanfordCS194/spr26-Team-22#4.

Source: https://github.com/StanfordCS194/spr26-Team-22/issues/4
Original author: @nriedman
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Functional Requirements

This is the meat of the PRD and describes the solution, features, and functionality. Summarize the high level functionality of the product, and then provide more detail in subsections. This should encompass what you believe are going to be the core features that make your solution valuable.

This explains to various stakeholders how the product should work, why a feature is needed, and how important it is to the overall usefulness of the product. This is what a development team reads when it translates a high level description of the product into visual designs and code.

This could provide some mapping of a feature to which user segment you are building it for. It should also have some prioritization around what must be implemented or could be dropped if time runs out.

Imported from GitHub issue `StanfordCS194/spr26-Team-22#4`. Source: https://github.com/StanfordCS194/spr26-Team-22/issues/4 Original author: @nriedman Original state: closed <!-- foravo:github-issue:StanfordCS194/spr26-Team-22#4 --> --- ## Functional Requirements This is the meat of the PRD and describes the solution, features, and functionality. Summarize the high level functionality of the product, and then provide more detail in subsections. This should encompass what you believe are going to be the core features that make your solution valuable. This explains to various stakeholders how the product should work, why a feature is needed, and how important it is to the overall usefulness of the product. This is what a development team reads when it translates a high level description of the product into visual designs and code. This could provide some mapping of a feature to which user segment you are building it for. It should also have some prioritization around what must be implemented or could be dropped if time runs out.
foravo_admin 2026-05-19 05:03:29 +00:00
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Imported from GitHub issue comment StanfordCS194/spr26-Team-22#4:4232989327.

Source: https://github.com/StanfordCS194/spr26-Team-22/issues/4#issuecomment-4232989327
Original author: @yusabd


@nriedman adding myself to help with the feature descriptions, might be good to create sub issues too as each part is done

Imported from GitHub issue comment `StanfordCS194/spr26-Team-22#4:4232989327`. Source: https://github.com/StanfordCS194/spr26-Team-22/issues/4#issuecomment-4232989327 Original author: @yusabd <!-- foravo:github-issue-comment:StanfordCS194/spr26-Team-22#4:4232989327 --> --- @nriedman adding myself to help with the feature descriptions, might be good to create sub issues too as each part is done
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