When should you use BDD

1. Product and dev are talking to each other
2. You want to write something down to communicate
3. You want to read something to communicate
4. You don’t use documents as a way to avoid communicating.
3. You can come up specific examples of requirements
4. You are willing to test those requirements frequently
5. You will pay attention to the results of those tests
6. You are willing to update those requirements when they change
7. You want to execute tests automatically
8. You have an environment and data that enables you to test changes immediately.
9. You have a build and deploy process that enables you to deploy when any change is made.
10. You don’t think BDD is a way to solve any of these problems.

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