What's included

• Project Documentation

  The project documentation serves as the foundation for development, covering the scope, objectives, functional and non-functional requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria. This ensures all stakeholders have a clear understanding of the project goals and expectations.

• Technical Specifications

  This document details the technology stack, system architecture, database design, third-party integrations, and key frameworks or libraries used in the project. It serves as a reference for developers and ensures consistency across the implementation.

• Wireframes and Prototypes

  Initial low-fidelity wireframes provide a structural blueprint, followed by interactive high-fidelity prototypes that illustrate the user interface and experience. These help stakeholders visualize the final product and refine requirements early in the development process.

• Database Design & Schema

  A comprehensive schema outlines the database structure, including tables, fields, data types, relationships, and indexing strategies. This ensures data integrity, scalability, and optimized performance.

• Front-End Codebase

  The front-end implementation, built using frameworks such as React, includes reusable UI components, stylesheets, and client-side logic, ensuring a seamless and engaging user experience.

• Back-End Codebase

  The back-end system handles server-side logic, API development, database interactions, and authentication/authorization. Developed with frameworks like Django, it ensures secure and efficient application functionality.

• Source Code Repository

  A version-controlled repository (e.g., GitHub) maintains the entire application codebase, structured with branches, pull requests, and commit messages. This enables efficient collaboration, code reviews, and seamless future updates.