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Requirement Document for a Dynamic Simple Website

1. Project Overview

 Purpose: To create a dynamic and user-friendly website that meets the client's needs
for content presentation, user interaction, and responsiveness.
 Target Audience: Define the primary users (e.g., general public, customers,
employees).
 Core Objectives:
o Display dynamic content.
o Allow user interaction (e.g., forms, search functionality).
o Be accessible across devices (desktop, tablet, mobile).

2. Functional Requirements

2.1 General Requirements

 Homepage: A clean and engaging landing page with essential information and
navigation links.
 Navigation Menu: A dynamic menu to help users access different sections of the
website.
 Search Functionality: Allow users to search for specific content.
 Contact Form: Enable users to send inquiries with fields like name, email, and
message.
 Dynamic Content: Automatically update sections like blogs, news, or featured
products.

2.2 User Interaction

 Responsive Design: Adjust layout and functionality for mobile, tablet, and desktop
devices.
 Feedback Mechanism: Users can provide feedback (e.g., ratings, comments, or
suggestions).

2.3 Content Management

 Admin Dashboard:
o Add, edit, and delete website content (text, images, videos).
o Manage user submissions from the contact form.
 Dynamic Updates: Content like blogs or announcements should update in real time
without requiring developer intervention.

3. Non-Functional Requirements

3.1 Performance
 Load time: Less than 3 seconds on standard broadband.
 Scalability: Support up to 10,000 monthly users without performance degradation.

3.2 Security

 HTTPS: Ensure the site uses SSL for secure connections.


 Data Privacy: Protect user data submitted via forms.
 Login Security: If user login is required, use encryption for passwords.

3.3 Compatibility

 Browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge.


 Devices: Mobile, tablet, and desktop.

3.4 Accessibility

 WCAG Compliance: Ensure the site is accessible to people with disabilities (e.g.,
screen reader support, keyboard navigation).

4. Design Requirements

 Visual Theme: Consistent color scheme and typography across all pages.
 Logo Placement: Display the client’s logo prominently in the header.
 Responsive Layout: Ensure images, buttons, and forms adapt to screen sizes.

5. Technical Requirements

 Frontend Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript (frameworks like React or


Vue.js, if needed).
 Backend Technologies: Node.js, Python (Django/Flask), PHP, or Ruby on Rails.
 Database: MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB for dynamic content storage.
 Hosting: Deploy on AWS, Azure, or other hosting platforms.
 CMS (Optional): WordPress, Joomla, or a custom CMS for content management.

6. Deliverables

 Website Files: Full source code, including frontend, backend, and database
configuration.
 Documentation:
o Installation and setup guide.
o User manual for the admin dashboard.
 Testing Report: Summary of functional, performance, and security tests.
7. Timeline

 Phase 1: Requirement gathering and design mockups (1 week).


 Phase 2: Development (3 weeks).
 Phase 3: Testing and feedback incorporation (1 week).
 Phase 4: Deployment and final delivery (1 week).

8. Budget

Provide an estimated budget for design, development, testing, and deployment.

This document provides a structured outline to ensure clarity and alignment between
stakeholders and the development team.

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