Web Development Terminology - Spec Doc/Requirements Doc

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Oct 27, 2008 by Mike Vandenberghe

Sometimes in the web industry, when you approach a web firm with a somewhat larger project they will ask you for a specifications document ( spec doc ) or a requirements doc.

In a nutshell, a spec doc has all your requirements for your website. It will usually list what pages you want, what overall features you want and any special logic you require. If there is complex logic for certain areas of the website it may be best to document each of those areas adequately to avoid confusion when the web firm goes to build the site. A good spec doc gives any person unfamiliar with your website a good outline and idea of what each section needs to accomplish.

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