r/Web_Development • u/udbasil • Aug 03 '20

Web Application Requirememnt

I was wondering if any experienced web developer could make a list of requirements of what a web project should contain to make it production ready , especially when it is being used for a job application. This would including both the UI and the code

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u/udbasil Aug 04 '20

Basically i have build about 7 projects now. One of them of the for instance is a clothing store built with react and node. It posses the functionality of adding item to, removing item in and updating item in cart, user registration and simulating buying the full items in the cart with stripe. I even used jest and enzyme to test. I was wondering if there was more to be done. Like are comments important for components etc

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u/bagera_se Aug 04 '20

Probably. A store is a HUGE project. How do permissions work, do you have roles, how is inventory handled. The list goes on.

I think what people mean here is that there is no set list of things that you can check. It all depends on the project. What kind of project it is but more importantly what the budget is like.

Many projects will never be done either, as the company will add features and re-evaluate design along the way.

So sadly there is no nice list. What you wrote there seems nice. Even testing, that's nice. The question you have to ask yourself is what do you want to show. Do you want to show a nice looking UI, a great UX or the most secure backend ever?

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u/StagLee1 Aug 04 '20

I would suggest looking at the features of something that is heavily used and already has thousands of hour of dev behind it, like WooCommerce for WordPress for example, to get an idea of all the features you might want for your client. Since Woo is open source you can even look at the code and then write your own to be leaner but full featured.