The correct answer is the A and here is why: Acceptance criteria are typically focused on the overall functional requirements of a feature or user story. These criteria should be clear and testable conditions that indicate the feature has been built correctly and meets the expectations of the business. It helps ensure that the solution is what was requested and aligns with the business objectives.

Definition of Done (DoD), on the other hand, provides a more comprehensive set of conditions for considering a feature or user story fully complete. It includes not only functional requirements but also aspects like code quality, testing, documentation, and other criteria that are necessary for the feature to be considered “done” from a persona’s perspective (e.g., a developer, QA, or user).