Description: Quality attributes are fundamental characteristics that define the quality of a product, especially in the context of agile methodologies. These attributes include aspects such as performance, reliability, usability, maintainability, and portability. Performance refers to the product’s ability to execute tasks efficiently, while reliability indicates the likelihood that the product will function without failures over a specified period. Usability focuses on how easily users can interact with the product, including the intuitiveness of the interface and user satisfaction. Maintainability refers to how easily changes or updates can be made to the product, and portability relates to the product’s ability to function across different environments or platforms. In an agile environment, where teams work in short development cycles, attention to these attributes is crucial to ensure that the final product not only meets functional requirements but also provides a satisfactory user experience and is sustainable in the long term. Integrating these attributes into the development process helps teams prioritize tasks and make informed decisions that positively impact product quality.
