Website Use Case
Creator: [YOUR NAME]
Company: [YOUR COMPANY NAME]
I. Introduction
This Use Case Template is designed to facilitate the documentation and analysis of website functionalities. It serves as a comprehensive guide for stakeholders, including developers, managers, and end-users, to ensure all website interactions meet the intended requirements and enhance user experience.
II. Use Case Identification
Document each use case with a unique identifier and a descriptive title that encompasses the primary goal or interaction.
ID: [USE CASE ID]
Title: [USE CASE TITLE]
III. Actors
Define all the actors involved in the use cases. An actor can be a user or an external system that interacts with the website.
IV. Preconditions
List all the conditions that must be true or the events that must have occurred before the use case can be triggered.
[PRECONDITION 1]
[PRECONDITION 2]
V. Main Flow
Describe the sequence of actions that define the normal operation of the use case.
The user accesses the website by entering the URL: [WEBSITE URL]
User navigates to [SPECIFIC PAGE OR FEATURE]
Action: [DESCRIPTION OF ACTION]
System response: [DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM’S RESPONSE]
VI. Alternative Flows
Detail any alternative scenarios that can happen during the execution of the main flow, including error conditions and system failures.
If [CONDITION], then [ALTERNATIVE ACTION]
Upon failure [FAILURE CONDITION], prompt [ERROR MESSAGE] and redirect to [PAGE/ACTION]
VII. Postconditions
Specify what the system will have accomplished or its state upon completion of the use case.
VIII. Special Requirements
Identify any additional requirements or constraints that affect the use case execution, such as performance constraints, quality standards, or compliance requirements.
IX. Frequency of Use
Provide an estimate of how often this use case is expected to be executed within a given period.
Approximately [FREQUENCY] times per [TIME PERIOD].
X. Miscellaneous
Include any other relevant information or notes that do not fit into the other sections but are essential for the complete understanding of the use case.
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