Use this document to plan and organize any type of app or software development.

1. Fork the repository.
2. Insert your custom information into the placeholders.
3. Add custom sections, delete unnecessary sections, duplicate sections or subsections. Make it yours!
4. Iterate and reference often. Use this document as a way for your internal team and external clients to understand the vision and requirements.
5. Congratulations! You're on your way to a successful document and project.

1. An idea.
2. A couple hours of your time.

It's recommended that you use GitHub's native editor or a text editor. Using Git and GitHub will allow you to easily share this with your development team, track changes, and integrate it with your product repositories.

It's recommended that you use a Markdown to PDF converter when your document is complete or is sent outside of your team. Visual Studio Code has a great extension to convert your Markdown file to PDF format. This will make it easier to read and share.

Please feel to contribute. Your advice and contributions are welcome! Just update with your changes and open a pull request.

• Charles Pisciotta - [email protected]

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

I am not affiliated with, endorsing, or receiving compensation from any of the products, services, and tools included in the sample document and in this README. These products, services, and tools have been included solely for demonstrative purposes. You should include the products, services, and tools that best fit the work that your team is doing and requires.