Technical Conditions in Scrum Teams

In addition to product requirements, Scrum teams also impose some technical conditions that the product must meet.

The technical conditions that a Scrum team imposes on a product are typically added to the Definition of Done (DoD). The Definition of Done is a shared understanding of the criteria that must be met for a product backlog item to be considered complete and ready to be released to the customer or end user.

The Definition of Done includes both functional and non-functional requirements that a product must meet, such as quality, usability, and maintainability criteria, as well as technical conditions such as coding standards, testing requirements, and integration specifications. By having a clear and agreed-upon Definition of Done, a Scrum team can ensure that the product is of high quality and meets all necessary requirements before it is released.

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What is the Definition of Done in Scrum?

The Definition of Done in Scrum is a shared understanding of the criteria that a product must meet to be considered complete and ready for release. It includes both functional and non-functional requirements as well as technical conditions that the product must satisfy before it can be released to the customer or end user.