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Technical Requirements Document (TRD)
1. Overview of the Idea
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● Purpose:
Provide a concise summary of the project's core concept and its motivation.
● Objectives:
List the primary goals and expected outcomes.
2. Problem Statement
● Background:
Describe the current situation or context that necessitates this project.
● Issues Identified:
Outline the challenges, inefficiencies, or gaps in the current environment.
● Impact:
Explain the significance of the identified problems and the potential consequences of
not addressing them.
3. Proposed Solution
● Solution Overview:
Describe how the project intends to address the identified problems.
● Key Components:
List the major modules or features that form the solution.
● Benefits:
Summarize the advantages and improvements the solution offers.
● Implementation Strategy:
Provide a high-level explanation of how the solution will be executed, including major
phases or milestones.
4. Required or Desired Tech Stack
● Frontend Technologies:
List frameworks, libraries, and tools for building the user interface.
● Backend Technologies:
Outline the server-side languages, frameworks, and database systems.
● Infrastructure:
Specify the hardware, cloud services, or hosting platforms required.
● Integration Tools:
Mention any APIs, third-party services, or middleware that will be utilized.
● Additional Tools:
Include development, testing, and collaboration tools that support the project.
5. Functional Requirements / Feature List
● High-Level Features:
Enumerate the main features or functionalities required:
○ Feature 1 (e.g., User Authentication)
○ Feature 2 (e.g., Data Management)
○ Feature 3 (e.g., Reporting and Analytics)
● User Roles and Permissions:
Define different user types and their respective access levels, if applicable.
6. Breakdown of Features
● Detailed Feature Descriptions:
For each high-level feature, provide:
○ Feature Name: Unique identifier and title.
○ Description: Detailed explanation of the feature.
○ Sub-Features / Components:
■ Sub-feature A
■ Sub-feature B
○ Acceptance Criteria: Conditions under which the feature is considered
complete.
○ Dependencies and Assumptions: Any prerequisites or assumptions related to
the feature.
7. Rough Implementation Plan
● Phase 1 – Planning and Design:
○ Define detailed requirements and scope.
○ Finalize technical architecture and design specifications.
○ Identify key milestones and deliverables.
● Phase 2 – Development:
○ Set up development environment and toolchain.
○ Implement core functionalities and integrate the tech stack.
○ Perform unit testing and continuous integration.
● Phase 3 – Testing and Quality Assurance:
○ Conduct integration, system, and user acceptance testing.
○ Address identified issues and iterate based on feedback.
● Phase 4 – Deployment and Rollout:
○ Prepare deployment environment and perform final tests.
○ Roll out the solution in a staged manner.
○ Monitor performance and gather user feedback.
● Phase 5 – Post-Launch and Maintenance:
○ Provide ongoing support and monitor system performance.
○ Plan for iterative updates and scalability improvements.
(This template is designed to be a starting point. Customize each section to suit the specific
needs of your project, ensuring all critical aspects of the technical requirements and
implementation plan are captured.)
