Specify the Proposed Solution

The proposed solution should be clarified in detail, providing an understanding of the programme being developed.
It should specifically outline areas of functionality, smoothing the path for the design and development stage.
The functionality must be explained in depth, discussing how the end user will interact with the software.
It’s essential to discuss and justify data types, data structures, and algorithms that will likely be used.
Specify how the proposed solution will address the problem defined in the project’s analysis stage.
Necessary hardware and software requirements should be set out for the completed programme.
Security considerations should be noted - is there private data? How will it be encrypted or otherwise protected?
The interface design should be presented and justified - why was this specific design chosen?
Constraints and limitations of the proposed solution should be made clear.
Steps should be defined for the testing and evaluation of the solution.
An approximate time frame should be given, with major development milestones outlined.
The feasibility of the proposed solution should be evaluated and justified, indicating an understanding of real-world application.