How do you document requirements so that developers have enough information and everything is clear?

To ensure developers have enough information and everything is clear, I organize requirements as follows:

• Use a clear structure: description of the goal, functional and non-functional requirements.
• Provide specific use cases or user stories with examples.
• Add diagrams (e.g., UML, flowcharts) to visualize processes.
• Define acceptance criteria for each requirement.
• Specify constraints and assumptions to avoid ambiguities.
• Use simple and unambiguous language, avoiding vagueness.
• When necessary, include prototypes or mockups of interfaces.

This approach helps developers understand exactly what needs to be implemented and reduces the risk of misinterpreting requirements.