Named outcome
State what becomes faster, safer, clearer, or possible, and how the organization will recognize the improvement.
Country context without pretend expertise
Official sources can sharpen discovery, but they do not replace the organization’s local knowledge or qualified legal, tax, banking, accessibility, and language reviewers.
Decide which users genuinely require Arabic, French, English, or a combination. Separate translated copy from full localization: direction, layout, search, dates, numbers, help content, and customer support all need owners.
Owner: clientDetermine how customers, staff, suppliers, or partners prove who they are. Authentication must match consequence: viewing a public resource is different from accessing personal records or approving a payment.
Owner: sharedTest the experience on the devices, network conditions, and browser mix of the intended audience. Performance budgets and recovery paths belong in acceptance criteria.
Owner: deliveryName hosting, identity, messaging, analytics, payment, storage, and integration providers. Record where they operate, what they receive, how failures are handled, and who controls each account.
Owner: sharedConfirm the contracting entity, invoices, tax handling, commercial records, and authority to approve the work with the organization’s own advisers. Software cannot settle those questions.
Owner: clientEvidence shelf
These institutions publish official information relevant to Moroccan digital projects. They are research starting points, not badges, endorsements, or project-specific conclusions.
Readiness checkpoint
A credible estimate depends on access to decision-makers and systems—not merely enthusiasm for a new product.
State what becomes faster, safer, clearer, or possible, and how the organization will recognize the improvement.
Include people responsible for operations, data, vendors, money, and approval before their decisions become late surprises.
List deadlines, languages, systems, data classes, procurement rules, budget boundaries, and non-negotiable continuity requirements.
Put context into the brief