
Use cases are a wonderfully practical way to present high-level contextual information. They're also one of the best ways to document the requirements when you want to capture functionality related to the details about user/system interactions. They're easy to create and use, they're versatile, and they blend visual and narrative elements in a way that most audiences will enjoy and understand. But use cases aren't necessarily the be-all end-all of requirements capture.
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