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Requirements, design review, integration and handover—with clear outputs at each stage.
PROJECT STAGE 1
Describe the product, current stage and constraints. Identify available files, dependencies and unresolved questions.
Requirements summary, proposed scope and agreed deliverables.
Product use case, existing design information and priority constraints.
PROJECT STAGE 2
Develop the scoped circuit, software or mechanical work. Review interfaces and assumptions before dependent work progresses.
Design review material and a record of decisions.
Feedback on interfaces, physical constraints and proposed behaviour.
PROJECT STAGE 3
Bring the agreed elements together. Compare observed behaviour or design outputs against the defined requirements.
Issue list, scoped checks and design revisions.
Access to required prototypes, test information and timely review input.
PROJECT STAGE 4
Organise agreed files and documentation. Review known limitations and outstanding dependencies.
Versioned design files, build or assembly notes and handover material.
Confirmation of file access and review against agreed acceptance criteria.
KEEPING THE WORK ALIGNED
Changes to requirements can affect designs, timing and cost. Review the impact and agree revised scope before additional work begins.
Specify what must be reviewed or demonstrated. Tie acceptance to the agreed outputs and conditions, rather than an undefined idea of completion.
Discuss NDA requirements and file-sharing arrangements before exchanging sensitive material. Agree source access, ownership and third-party limitations in the engagement terms.
Send a brief, current project stage and the support you need.