Tell us about your experience with artifacts: what was input and what did you prepare as output?

In my practice, artifacts are documents and materials that serve as the basis for development and testing. Typically, they include client requirements, business analyst inputs, technical specifications, as well as prototypes and diagrams.

The outputs I prepare include:

• Technical specifications with detailed descriptions of functionality
• Diagrams (e.g., UML) for visualizing architecture and processes
• Test cases and scenarios for implementation verification
• Documentation for developers and users

Such a set of artifacts helps ensure transparency and quality in development.