phase-1-functional-spec

To create a functional specification for a Flutter web widget without writing code, you use a spec template to generate a structured document covering widget requirements, UI components, and domain context. This produces a complete, code-free functional design.

A functional spec template for panel, runner, and window widgets includes a structured discovery workflow covering overview, domain context, requirements, UI components, data and mock data, and non-functional considerations to ensure consistent spec structure.

To document requirements and track gaps during widget design, the spec workflow logs open questions or missing details into an issues session log, ensuring full traceability throughout the drafting process.

Yes, you can use a spec generator to convert an existing Flutter widget into a functional design document. The generator applies structured templates to produce a complete, code-free specification for the conversion.

No, you do not need to provide source code to generate a Tercen widget specification. You simply provide the widget name or description, and the generator produces a complete, template-based functional spec document.

The best way to define UI components and mock data for a new Flutter widget is to follow a structured discovery workflow that outlines these elements within a functional specification template, resulting in a clear code-free design document.