Brukerskrevne
Brukerskrevne is a Norwegian adjective describing requirements, requests, or features that have been demanded or requested by users. The term is commonly used in product development, user experience design, and public service design to distinguish what developers or providers think is valuable from what users explicitly ask for.
In practice, brukerskrevne aspects are identified through user research such as interviews, surveys, feedback channels, and
In software and digital services, brukerskrevne features are weighed against technical feasibility, security, and business goals.
Criticism notes that overemphasizing brukerskrevne requests can lead to feature creep or catering to vocal minorities.
Related terms include brukerdrevet utvikling, brukerorientert design, and user stories. The concept helps ensure products and