What features exist in projects implemented using the Waterfall methodology?

• Strict sequence of phases (analysis, design, implementation, testing, deployment, support).
• Each phase is completed before the next begins.
• Low flexibility to changes in requirements after development has started.
• High risk of discovering errors at later stages.
• Detailed planning and documentation in the initial stages.
• Suitable for projects with clearly defined and stable requirements, predictable technologies, and low risk of changes.
• Usually requires more time in the initial stages for comprehensive analysis and design.

Advantages:

• Transparency of the process and ease of control.
• Clear distribution of roles and responsibilities.
• Good documentation of the project.

Disadvantages:

• Not applicable to projects with uncertain requirements.
• Difficult to make changes.
• Late detection of defects.
• Long development cycle.