Move from feature-building into scoping, QA, environments, deployment safety, handoffs, and a final capstone that feels closer to real software delivery.
Membership: Academy Plus
Prerequisites:
This track requires the Academy Plus plan.
Start with the discipline of defining what a software project is actually trying to solve.
Write requirements with enough clarity that another builder can execute them without guessing.
Plan screens and movement before deeper build work so the software has a coherent shape.
Use practical QA checkpoints so software can be reviewed against something concrete.
Check that app content, website content, and release expectations match before launch.
Treat environment variables, secrets, and deployment settings as real software responsibilities.
Think beyond publishing and plan how to verify a launch and recover if something breaks.
Communicate progress and changes clearly so software work can move between people without drift.
Present software work in a way that explains decisions, outcomes, and lessons learned.
Finish Year Three with a capstone that requires planning, build discipline, QA, and presentation.