Acceptance Criteria Explained: Agree How to Check Website Work Is Done

The six points in the video

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1. 1

   Step 1: Link to the user need

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   The expected result should support the goal of the work.

   On-screen labels: User goal; Agreed change; Useful outcome.

2. 2

   Step 2: Describe an observable result

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   Write something the team can inspect or try.

   On-screen labels: Visible result; Checkable behaviour; Clear expectation.

3. 3

   Step 3: Use a specific example

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   For a coverage page, a visitor can find whether their parish is served.

   On-screen labels: Coverage information; Recognisable location; Answer available.

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   Step 4: Include relevant conditions

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   Consider the important states and circumstances for this task.

   On-screen labels: Successful route; Relevant error; Applicable device.

5. 5

   Step 5: Keep the scope understandable

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   Use a short checklist and resolve unclear wording before the review.

   On-screen labels: Focused criteria; Shared understanding; Answered questions.

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   Step 6: Record the evidence

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   Check the outcome and keep useful evidence with the work.

   On-screen labels: Observed result; Supporting evidence; Agreed follow-up.

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