F/NF Framework

After using the CES Framework, it is recommended to use the F/NF framework. Here’s a brief description of functional and non functional frameworks in the context of systems, software, or product development:
Functional Framework
Definition: Describes what the system or product should do.
Focus: Core features and behaviors required by users.
Examples:

• User authentication
• Payment processing
• Data entry and retrieval
• Notification system

Key: It's all about functions, tasks, or use cases that fulfill user needs.

Non Functional Framework
Definition: Describes how the system performs or behaves.
Focus: Quality attributes that affect user experience and system performance.
Examples:

• Performance (speed, responsiveness)
• Scalability
• Usability
• Reliability

Key: It ensures the system is efficient, secure, and user friendly beyond just working correctly.

To use the FNF Framework, students are asked to complete 2 columns:

1. Functional: What is the main features?
2. Nonfunctional: What is the feature that can improve product values?

Here the video introduction about F/NF Framework. At this time, it is only available in Bahasa Indonesia.