specifiky

Specifiky is a term used in technical writing to denote the set of discrete items that define a product, system, or process. In this sense, specifiky are the specific requirements, features, and constraints that must be met. The word functions as a plural noun in some Slavic-language contexts and is often seen as a translation or loan into documentation that emphasizes concrete, verifiable details.

In practice, specifiky organize a specification into manageable items. They may correspond to acceptance criteria, interface definitions, performance targets, or safety and compliance constraints. Clear specifiky help teams align stakeholders, guide testing, and track changes over the project lifecycle.

Typical specifiky might cover:

- Functional requirements (what the system should do)

- Nonfunctional requirements (performance, reliability, security)

- Interfaces and data formats

- Constraints (cost, scheduling, regulatory)

- Validation criteria (test cases, metrics)

See also: Specification, Technical specification, Requirements engineering, Product requirements document.