The answer is simple:

clear requirements + thoughtful architecture = minimal surprises and predictable results

Without them, even the most experienced developer can make mistakes that will lead to alterations, deadlines, and unnecessary expenses. Technical documentation is a kind of "roadmap" that helps all participants in the process speak the same language: customers, project managers, designers, programmers, testers.

What is included in the technical documentation of M-Social?

Our documents are always generated individually for each project and may include the following elements:

1. Description of requirements

• Functional requirements: what the system should do.
• Non-functional requirements: performance, security, scalability, and other parameters.
• User scenarios (use cases) and user stories (user stories).

2. Architectural design

• The general scheme of the system (frontend + backend).
• Description of the modules and their interactions.
• Choosing a technology stack (for example, ReactJS + Next or Vue + Laravel).

3. Interface Specifications

• Detailed description of the API (REST, GraphQL): methods, endpoints, types of requests/responses.

4. Documenting the business logic

• Description of data processing algorithms.
• The logic of key functions.
• Conditions for the transition between states of objects (for example, orders, users, content).

5. Integration Recommendations

• Connecting third-party services (payment systems, CRM, analytics, etc.).
• Examples of requests and responses.
• Security recommendations (tokens, encryption, access restrictions).

At M-Social, we consider the development of technical documentation not as a formality, but as one of the important stages in providing services for creating web projects. We understand that well—prepared documentation is an investment in the reliability, transparency and long-term success of each project.

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