No, but it is highly recommended. A technical specification clearly outlines how the project should be implemented, minimising the risk of misunderstandings and errors during development. This makes costs, timelines and outcomes more predictable.
The process includes gathering business and functional requirements, analysing technologies, selecting appropriate tools and solutions and preparing detailed documentation describing functionalities and technical aspects. All collected information is discussed with you during scheduled status meetings (online calls).
The timeframe depends on the project’s size and complexity. For small projects, it can take 1-2 weeks, while more complex ones may take 3 to 8 weeks or longer.
Yes, creating a technical specification with our team can be a standalone service. After completion, you will receive a comprehensive document that you can use with any development team.
Yes, your involvement is essential. You participate in meetings, provide information about requirements and expectations and review document versions. Your knowledge and decisions help tailor the specification precisely to your project’s needs.
During the workshops, you and your team will learn how to define functional and non-functional requirements and what actions to take to independently prepare a complete technical specification.