technical-design

To create a technical design document from product requirements, you need to define the architecture, data models, API interfaces, and project milestones. This process translates explicit requirements and prototypes into a structured markdown file detailing design rationale and implementation plans.

An end-to-end technical design includes design rationale, architecture diagrams, data models, API interfaces, and task-based milestone schedules. It provides a comprehensive implementation plan that breaks down deliverables into actionable tasks for engineering teams.

Yes, you can generate API design and data models from a prototype. By using explicit requirements and prototype references as input, the technical design process produces detailed interface definitions and structured data models for the engineering team.

Yes, this technical design approach works for product managers, software engineers, and architects. It bridges the gap by taking explicit requirements and translating them into a concrete technical design with architecture, interfaces, and milestone planning.

The best way to break down project milestones is to generate a task-based schedule within the technical design document. This breaks the implementation plan into actionable milestones and deliverables, providing engineering teams with a clear execution path.

The technical design output uses a markdown format, specifically producing a technical-design.md file. This document structures the architecture, data models, interfaces, and milestone schedules with references to the supplied design sources.