felnivåerna

Felnivåerna, often translated as "fel level" or "error level," refers to a conceptual framework used in certain fields, particularly in software development and quality assurance, to categorize and prioritize defects or bugs. This system helps teams understand the severity and impact of issues they encounter.

The typical felnivå structure includes several tiers, though the exact number and naming conventions can vary. Commonly, there are distinctions such as critical or blocking errors, major errors, minor errors, and cosmetic or trivial issues. Critical errors are those that prevent core functionality, cause system crashes, or lead to significant data loss. Major errors, while not necessarily blocking, severely impair usability or a key feature. Minor errors are less impactful, perhaps causing inconvenience or affecting a less critical aspect of the system. Cosmetic issues are typically visual imperfections that do not affect functionality.

The purpose of establishing felnivåerna is to guide resource allocation and decision-making. Critical bugs require immediate attention and resolution, often halting further development or testing until fixed. Major bugs are prioritized highly, while minor and cosmetic issues may be addressed in later releases or handled as time permits. This structured approach ensures that the most impactful problems are tackled first, leading to a more efficient and effective development process and a higher quality final product.