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Public sample: pyavchik.space/requirements.html
This artifact is a public SRS-style document used as evidence of requirements analysis and coverage planning. It contains 91 requirements across Auth, Game, UI, API, SQL, NFR, and Wallet modules, prioritized as Must / Should / Could.
What makes it useful from a QA perspective is not only the list of requirements, but the structure around them. The page includes API Contracts, Database, Browser Support, and Traceability Matrix, which helps connect product expectations to actual test coverage.
- Requirements are identified individually, which supports precise discussion and change tracking
- Priority levels help with risk-based planning and release focus
- BDD-style wording and traceability links help translate requirements into actionable test scenarios
- Coverage goes beyond UI behavior and includes interfaces, infrastructure assumptions, and non-functional concerns
- The artifact demonstrates that I can work with specifications critically, not only consume them passively
This is the kind of documentation that helps QA catch ambiguity, missing details, and weak acceptance criteria before those issues become expensive defects later in the cycle.