The deliverable guidelines document outlines seven sections that a deliverable should include: 1) clear requirements, use cases, and acceptance criteria, 2) design artifacts like diagrams and mockups, 3) source code managed in a version control system with documentation and best practices followed, 4) test plans, reports, and coverage, 5) deployment packages for different environments, 6) documentation for users and the system, and 7) guidelines for ongoing support and maintenance.
The deliverable guidelines document outlines seven sections that a deliverable should include: 1) clear requirements, use cases, and acceptance criteria, 2) design artifacts like diagrams and mockups, 3) source code managed in a version control system with documentation and best practices followed, 4) test plans, reports, and coverage, 5) deployment packages for different environments, 6) documentation for users and the system, and 7) guidelines for ongoing support and maintenance.
The deliverable guidelines document outlines seven sections that a deliverable should include: 1) clear requirements, use cases, and acceptance criteria, 2) design artifacts like diagrams and mockups, 3) source code managed in a version control system with documentation and best practices followed, 4) test plans, reports, and coverage, 5) deployment packages for different environments, 6) documentation for users and the system, and 7) guidelines for ongoing support and maintenance.
1. Documented project requirements and specifications 2. Use cases and user stories for each feature 3. Acceptance criteria for user acceptance testing 2. Design Artifacts: 1. System architecture diagrams 2. Database schema and ER diagrams 3. UI wireframes and mockups 4. API documentation and specifications 3. Code and Version Control: 1. Source code in a version control system (e.g., Git) 2. Consistent and meaningful code comments 3. Follow coding best practices and style guidelines 4. Adherence to coding standards 4. Testing and Quality Assurance: 1. Test plans and test cases 2. Test reports with identified issues and bugs 3. Regression testing documentation 4. Code coverage reports (if applicable) 5. Deployment Packages: 1. Compiled and bundled application files 2. Configuration files for different environments 3. Installation and deployment instructions 4. Release notes and version history 6. Documentation: 1. System documentation (architecture, design, and components) 2. User manuals and guides 3. API documentation (if applicable) 4. Troubleshooting and support guidelines 7. Ongoing Support and Maintenance: 1. Support documentation and guidelines 2. Bug tracking and resolution system 3. Service level agreements (SLAs) 4. Knowledge transfer to relevant stakeholders