Behavior-Driven Development for Quality Software
Behavior-Driven Development for Quality Software Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) helps teams describe expected behavior in a shared language. By focusing on concrete examples, it turns vague requirements into testable stories. This approach supports quality software by connecting user goals with observable outcomes, so developers, testers, and business stakeholders stay aligned from the first ideas to the final release. BDD treats acceptance as a collaboration, not a checklist, which reduces rework and surprises later in the project. ...