A design document in software engineering is a comprehensive document that outlines the architecture,

structure, and technical details of a software system being developed. It serves as a blueprint for the
development team, guiding them through the creation and implementation of the software.The design
document serves as a reference for developers, project managers, and stakeholders, ensuring that
everyone involved in the project understands the technical aspects, functionalities, and goals of the
software. It helps maintain consistency, clarity, and alignment throughout the development
process.Design documents are created to coordinate efforts of a large team, give them a stable
reference point, and describe all parts of the software and how they will operate. It assures that the
product is built to meet the needs and is on par with what was agreed upon prior to the inception of the
product/software.Design documentation is a collection of documents that cover all of the most
important aspects of your product or service design. It keeps everyone on the same page and if there's a
new team member, it lets them know what's been done, why it's been done, how to implement certain
elements, what's next, and more