VUSP Dataset

The quality of system requirements is essential to ensure that the software meets user needs. In the context of software engineering, requirements specification through user stories and prototypes has become a widely adopted practice in the industry, as it facilitates communication between requirements, development, and testing teams. However, for these practices to be effective, it is crucial that information essential to developing a functionality is clearly specified and organized. With the aim of supporting this verification process and ensuring the completeness of artifacts, this work proposes VUSP (Checklist for the Assessment and Verification of User Stories, and Prototypes), focused on the verification of requirements artifacts. The feasibility of VUSP was evaluated in a study with 38 participants from the Software Engineering course at Universidade Federal do Amazonas, who used the checklist in the analysis of user stories and prototypes. Participants provided feedback on the tool’s usability and effectiveness using the TAM (Technology Acceptance Model), addressing aspects such as perceived ease of use, work relevance, and behavioral intention. The results indicate that VUSP helpedi dentify improvements in documentation and the centralization of essential information for development.