Proof-of-Concept is a crucial step in the testing process where essential documentation that precisely details the project requirements is used to create the design concept. In fact, Proof-of-Concept consists of two important phases in a testing procedure: Requirements Specifications and Preliminary Design.
The Requirements Specifications are necessary to determine imperative factors like budget and schedule, and involve analyzing prototypes and feasibility studies to create critical documentation. The Preliminary Design provides a conceptual design outline consisting of key documentation such as software flow diagrams and a bill of material. For more information about Proof-of-Concept, read our full blog: Why we love Proof-of-Concept (And You Should, Too!).
