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3 years ago
I have seen and read quite a few books">books about software design (using UML, etc.), and others about user experience, GUIs, etc. but I'm looking for books">books that describe the process that happens before all of that.
I'm looking for the pre-development stuff. How to develop a cohesive and comprehensive plan for what the application is functionally supposed to do, leading to flow-charts and a functional specification, etc. So I guess my question is in two parts:
Is there a book out there that's the de-facto standard for describing best practices, design methodologies, and other helpful information about functional requirements analysis? What about that book makes it special?