Wbs Analysis

Step 3 — Create WBS_Analysis.md

Write a comprehensive WBS_Analysis.md document. Apply the following constraints:

Constraints

• Completeness — every item in the WBS must appear in the analysis; nothing may be omitted or summarised away.
• Structured hierarchy — preserve the module → feature → sub-feature tree from the source WBS; do not flatten it.
• Screen inventory — include a dedicated section listing every screen/page with its purpose, key UI elements, and the user role(s) that access it.
• Feature detail — for each feature, describe: what it does, the user interaction, and the expected output or state change.
• User roles & permissions — include a section mapping each role to the features/screens they can access.
• Data entities — include a section listing all data entities, their key fields, and which screens use them.
• Non-functional requirements — include a section capturing performance, security, responsiveness, and any other NFRs found in the WBS.
• No assumptions — do not add features or screens not present in the WBS; flag ambiguities as open questions instead.
• Format — use Markdown with clear headings (##, ###), tables where appropriate, and bullet lists for feature details.
• Summary section — end with a summary table showing total count of modules, features, screens, and user roles.