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Paper contains a proposition of notation for use case scenarios that accommodates the needs of different roles in software development projects. Some roles require simple and informal English sentences with references to the domain vocabulary. Other roles need a relation and mapping to user interface elements or messages flowing inside the developed system. These contradictory requirements lead to a conclusion that the use case notation should be a composition of several notations with precisely defined rules for their transformation. There are proposed four such notations based on structured text, interaction diagrams and activity diagrams. There is also presented a mapping between specific elements of these notations and a mapping to elements of the static domain and design models.

Accommodating Informality with Necessary Precision in Use Case Scenarios.