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Assuming you are following a design methodology such as the IxD iterative approach which covers requirements gathering, prototyping, evaluation etc.

This creates a lot of information (data) usability and user experience goals etc, functional and non-functional requirements begin to appear. How do you collate / record all this information to produce the final design specification? Is there an industry standard pro forma?

I could create my own, however if we all did that I expect developers would get hacked off with reading specs in many different formats.

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If you are talking about creating requirements, IxD approach works well with volere requirement specification template. Hope this helps

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  • Hi Vinay, yes I had considered Volere Templates. However, if I have a large number of requirements how practical is it to create a Volere Shell for each one ?
    – John Charnock
    Mar 26, 2015 at 20:04
  • You could also consider creating items in Jira or trello but they won't be detailed. It's a tradeoff. The volere templates focus a lot of it a single page. I'd be happy to talk more in detail if you want.
    – Vinay Raghu
    Mar 27, 2015 at 15:43
  • Could you clarify why you think it's a good solution?
    – kontur
    May 30, 2015 at 18:00
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this is for a student project so I am just looking for ideas on how data from all of the requirements gathering and evauations are collated, there does not seem to be a set format

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  • In the future, use the commenting function on your question or edit the question for clarifications. Answers are for answers. Welcome to UX stackexchange ;)
    – kontur
    May 30, 2015 at 18:00

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