Description: The ‘Intended Audience’ refers to the specific group of users for whom software is designed. This concept is fundamental in software development, especially in agile methodologies like Extreme Programming (XP), where the goal is to create products that meet the needs and expectations of end users. Identifying the intended audience allows developers and designers to focus their efforts on features and functionalities that truly matter to users, thereby enhancing usability and customer satisfaction. By understanding who the users are, their behaviors, preferences, and usage contexts, teams can make informed decisions about design, interface, and overall software experience. This not only optimizes the development process but also minimizes the risk of creating a product that does not meet market expectations. Within the XP framework, constant collaboration with users and continuous feedback are essential to adjust the product to the needs of the intended audience, ensuring that the final result is relevant and valuable.
