Response: Absolutely, Avi. In my experience, I utilize JIRA extensively for documentation purposes. I start by writing detailed user stories that capture the essence of the requirements. This involves conducting interviews with all relevant stakeholders to gather their insights and expectations.

Once I have a comprehensive understanding of the requirements, I categorize them into capabilities and feature lists. These feature lists are then transformed into user stories, which serve as a clear guide for the development team. Additionally, I have experience creating functional requirement documents (FRDs) and system specification documents (SSDs) to ensure that all aspects of the requirements are thoroughly documented.

This structured approach not only helps in maintaining clarity but also facilitates effective communication among team members and stakeholders. Regular reviews and updates to these documents ensure that we stay aligned with any changes or new insights that arise during the project. Thank you for the question!