UX Glossary Process & Methods

MoSCoW Analysis

Process & Methods

A prioritization framework that classifies features or requirements into four tiers: Must Have (non-negotiable for launch), Should Have (important but not critical), Could Have (desirable if time permits), and Won't Have this time (explicitly deferred). MoSCoW gives product and design teams a shared vocabulary for scope negotiation and prevents every feature from being labeled equally essential.

Related Terms

Impact–Effort Matrix RICE Method UX Roadmap Requirements Gathering Kano Model
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