specificaation
The term 'specificaation' appears to be a misspelling of 'specification.' A specification is a detailed description of the requirements, features, and constraints of a product, system, or service.
It serves as a reference for design, development, testing, procurement, and compliance, helping ensure that all
Common types include functional specifications, which describe what a system should do; technical specifications, which define
A typical specification includes the scope, requirements (functional and nonfunctional), acceptance criteria, standards and compliance, interfaces,
The specification process usually involves stakeholder elicitation, drafting, review, approval, and version control, with change management
Specifications support quality and interoperability by aligning with industry standards and providing a basis for verification,
In practice, software specifications describe APIs and behavior, while hardware specifications cover electrical, mechanical, and environmental
Common pitfalls include ambiguity, scope creep, incomplete constraints, or changing requirements; precise wording and clear acceptance