What was the document list you submitted for development — what did it look like?

The list of documents typically transmitted for development includes:

• Technical Specification (TS) — a detailed description of requirements for functionality, business logic, constraints, and acceptance criteria.
• Technical Specification Document — a more detailed description of architecture, technologies used, interfaces, and protocols.
• Diagrams and Models — UML diagrams (classes, sequences), ER diagrams for databases, component interaction schemes.
• Prototypes and Layouts — visual representations of interfaces, UX/UI design.
• Test Scenarios and Acceptance Criteria — description of how correctness will be verified.
• Integration Documents — description of APIs, data formats, security requirements.

Depending on the project and development methodology, the set of documents may vary, but the goal is always the same — to ensure clarity and unambiguity of requirements for developers.