Projects

Minimal specification example.  It is a simple to-do application for browser and phone.  To-do items can be created, changed, deleted and listed in datetime order.

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Simple introduction with minimal specification language to build a small but effective application.  Looks a bit more like a no-code development than typical specification-only.

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Demo for a retailer showing the ordering process in a m much larger wholesale/retail b2b system.   Demonstrates management and presentation and ordering of large numbers of product images and associated data,  showing examples of  specification page and resultant production page.

Taxation analysts have a range of queries available for use at relevant points in their workflow.  The queries draw data from internal databases and other government agencies to provide an immediate single view of the targeted entity in the analyst's preferred

charting tool.  Click heading or image for specification or here for a glimpse of the process.

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This is a small but quite powerful ToDo application.  Users can access from any device from any location while always viewing their information in their home culture.  They can sign in for a whole day on the same device.  It colour codes and categorises tasks.  It demonstrates all of the specification sections and more complex specification language.

This application passes through hundreds of millions of records from old cases and uses proprietary technology (PowerIndexer) to extract objects of interest (names, addresses, phone numbers etc) from police reports and related unstructured text.  These objects are then matched against current and unresolved cases for relevance.

Parses military messaging systems to extract objects of interest (people, locations, events etc)  to be used for tactical intelligence analysis and reporting.  This is a large system specification, the table of contents demonstrate how a specification-only spec can be embedded in a larger contractual document.

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