Meyd-634 !new!

| # | Question | Why it matters | |---|----------|----------------| | 1 | What is the high‑level goal of MEYD‑634? (e.g., “add a bulk‑export API”, “introduce a dark‑mode toggle”, “implement a new payment gateway”, etc.) | Knowing the overarching purpose guides the scope, UI/UX, and technical decisions. | | 2 | Which product(s) or module(s) does it touch? (frontend, backend, mobile app, admin console, etc.) | Determines the tech stack, code owners, and integration points. | | 3 | Key user stories / use‑cases (ideally in the format As a , I want so that ). | Provides concrete acceptance criteria and helps prioritize edge‑cases. | | 4 | Non‑functional requirements (performance, security, compliance, accessibility, internationalization, etc.) | Influences architecture choices (caching, rate‑limiting, encryption, etc.). | | 5 | Dependencies – are there any existing tickets, services, libraries, or third‑party APIs that MEYD‑634 relies on? | Helps us spot blockers early and plan integration testing. | | 6 | Stakeholders & reviewers – who should be looped in for design review, QA, and sign‑off? | Ensures proper communication and smoother hand‑offs. | | 7 | Target release / timeline – is there a hard deadline (e.g., a sprint, a product launch, a compliance date)? | Guides how much time we can allocate for spikes, prototyping, and polishing. | | 8 | Metrics / success criteria – how will we know the feature is successful (adoption rate, error‑rate threshold, latency target, etc.)? | Useful for post‑release monitoring and retrospective. | | 9 | Any UI/UX mockups or design assets already available? | Allows us to start with a concrete visual spec rather than guessing layout or branding. | |10| Back‑log grooming notes – have you already written a brief description or acceptance criteria in the ticket? If so, please share. | Gives a starting point and prevents duplication of effort. |

What I can deliver once I have the details

Feature Specification Document

Overview, scope, out‑of‑scope, user stories, acceptance criteria. UI mockups / flow diagrams (if applicable). meyd-634

Technical Design

Architecture diagram (components, data flow, APIs). Database schema changes, API contracts, and any required external integrations. Choice of frameworks / libraries & justification (e.g., why use GraphQL vs REST, etc.).

Implementation Plan

Breakdown into tasks/sub‑tickets (frontend, backend, testing, CI/CD). Estimated effort (story points / person‑days). Spike or prototype suggestions if there are unknowns.

Testing Strategy

Unit, integration, end‑to‑end test coverage plan. Performance / load testing considerations. Security & compliance checks (e.g., OWASP, GDPR). | # | Question | Why it matters

Release Checklist

Migration steps (if DB changes). Feature flag strategy. Monitoring & alerting setup.