funksionalitetesh

Funksionalitetesh is the Albanian plural form of funksionalitet, referring to the capabilities or features that a product, system, or service provides to its users. In software development and product management, funksionalitetet describe the concrete tasks and operations a system can perform, such as data input, processing, reporting, or automation, which together enable the intended user experience.

The term is commonly used in Albanian-language documentation, requirements analyses, and technical discussions to distinguish what a system can do from how well it does it. Functional aspects are typically outlined in functional requirements, which specify the specific actions a system must perform, and are often paired with non-functional requirements that address quality attributes such as performance, reliability, and security.

Functional requirements can be categorized as core or optional. Core functionalities are essential to the primary purpose of the product, while optional functionalities enhance usability or extend capabilities. Descriptions are usually expressed through use cases, user stories, or explicit function lists, accompanied by acceptance criteria to guide validation.

Design and validation of funksionalitetesh involve clear specification, consistent terminology, and traceability to user needs. They are tested through functional testing, integration testing, and usability evaluation to ensure that each functionality works correctly and is discoverable by users. Ongoing management may employ modular architectures, feature toggles, and API-first approaches to evolve functionality while controlling scope and complexity.

Related concepts include functionality, features, and requirements, which together shape the scope and quality of a software product.