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- What are specs in design?
- What are the 8 requirements of a design specification?
- What is a good design specification?
- What are specs in UX design?
What are specs in design?
A design specification is a detailed document that sets out exactly what a product or a process should present. For example, the design specification could include required dimensions, environmental factors, ergonomic factors, aesthetic factors, maintenance that will be needed, etc.
What are the 8 requirements of a design specification?
Safety Reliability Availability Maintainability Supportability Analyses Physical and Preliminary Functional Def.
What is a good design specification?
A good Design Specification should include information that you learned about the task/problem from your research. It is a list of requirements that your design ideas must meet plus a list of constraints that you have. It is the check list that you need to use when you start to make your design ideas.
What are specs in UX design?
In general, UX product specs include all your UX design work documents, such as problem statements, the sitemap, workflows, and annotated wireframes. Depending on your audience (dev team or stakeholders) you might want to include extra information designated for them.
