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Software Development Process - Web Site Development

Documentation wise, a software development process project is handled in 4 ways. They are:

User Requirement Specification (URS)
Business Development Requirement Specification (BRS)
System Process Requirement Specification (SRS)
Program Development Specification (PSP)

User Requirement Specification (URS)

The details of custom software development requirements of the work or task that we are supposed to carry out for a particular project are called URS, or User Requirement Specification. All the ensuing documents to be prepared will be based on this document.

Business Development Requirement Specification (BRS)

After a thorough study of the URS, web development company in development process prepares the detailed document called Business Requirement Specification, or BRS. This contains the full text of the whole development project. It can be divided into different documents, module wise, depending on the size and depth of the project. For example, if it is a simple project, a single BRS would be prepared, and if it is a large project, separate BRS would be prepared for each module.

The BRS consists of the following:

A small description of the module
The screen layout of the pages
The functionalities of the pages

We then send this BRS for your approval. BRS is approved only after you are fully satisfied with it. During this period, the BRS may undergo changes incorporating your suggestions, if any.

System Process Requirement Specification (SRS)

After the BRS is approved, we start working on the creation of SRS. It is a more detailed explanation of the development module, and this document covers the functionalities in a technical process level.

The SRS consists of:

A small description of the module
The screen layout of the pages
The functionalities of the pages
Explanation of each and every control in the page
The logic to be used in the development of the module

Program Development Specification (PSP)

This is actually the split-up of the SRS itself. This is the document which is passed on to the programmer. The programmer refers to this document for the coding.