Technical Analysis
The first and most crucial stage in developing your idea is technical analysis.
This is the most crucial and initial phase of every endeavor. The majority of the time, the requirements for a project arrive in the form of a brief. It can be explained in a single sentence at times, or it can be a bit more descriptive.
Example requirements
For simplicity of comprehension, a few examples of requirements are provided below.
You want to create a blog website.
You want to create an ecommerce website.
You want to create a stock management software.
You want to create a service-based website where users may contact you via a form and where you can save lists of phone numbers and emails for later use.
Each requirement raises questions
While the fundamental principle of the above examples is clear, there are numerous unanswered questions.
Example 1Blog website
- What is the subject of your blog?
- How will the blog be published?
- Will the blog publish only your writing, or other people's too?
- How many blogs can be published per day, week or month?
…and many more questions like these.
Example 2Ecommerce website
- How many products will be on the website?
- How will the products be delivered?
- Will there be benefits of taking payments online?
…and many more questions like these.
It is important to find the answers to all of these questions before initiating any work. Technical analysis is the process of determining the answers to all these questions and precisely evaluating performance.
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