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=== Quality Tree
image::10-Quality-Tree-EN.png["Quality Tree"]

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In any case the tree should include links to the scenarios of the following section.



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=== Quality Scenarios
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Tabular or free form text.
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*Usage scenarios*

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| Quality goal | Motivation | Usage scenario | Priority

| *Reliability*
| The application must provide users with constistent performance and predictable results.
| When users access the web it must behave the same every time giving the almost equal results and response times.
| Very high

| *Performance*
| The application must have a reasonable response time. Slow applications are not positively popular in society.
| The application must be able to give a fast response time to the users so the game is dynamic and entertaining.
| Very high

| *Security*
| Our web must be secure not only to protect data but to provide a realiable solution to our users. If we can't assure our clients the web is secure, no one will use it.
| Data will be only accessible by its owner. If a user tries to access other people's information, the system will deny the operation, as data will be stored in a secure system.
| Very high

| *Portability*
| To reach the maximum number of users the application must work in the maximum number of infrastructures.
| When users access the web from different browsers and devices, it must work and provide all the possible functionalities.
| Very high

| *Usability*
| To make the website stand out from the competition, it must be easy to use, attract attention and be aestethic.
| When the user wants to do something in the application, he/she should be able to do it without difficulty, guided by the interface elements.
| Very high

| *Testability*
| All features of the application must be testable in order to verify that the web built was the one asked for.
| The unit tests passed by the developers must generate an observable output.
| High

| *Availability*
| The application must be available 24 hours a day all weeks.
| The user must be able to play at any time because it will be its free time.
| High

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*Change scenarios*

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| Quality goal | Motivation | Change scenario | Priority
| *Maintainability*
| An application should be maintainable to remain usable over the years and to be able to improve functionalities and to fix misfunctionalities.
| When developers must introduce a new feature to the web, they should be able to do it without changing the software architecture.
| High

| *Maintainability*
| An application should be maintainable to remain usable over the years and to be able to improve functionalities and to fix misfunctionalities.
| When fixing errors and bugs on the system, developers should be able to do it without major consequences on the system.
| High

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