## States

> Products do not come into existence all at once, but evolve over time. Each product state represents a measurable milestone in the evolution of a product - measurable in terms of the amount and types of content which the product must contain in order to be considered to be in the state.

## Resources

> The resources needed for this development. This section should be used in conjunction with the planning notes (if available).

## Well formed rules

> Criteria which can be used to assess whether the product is of a sufficiently high standard to be regarded as complete and correct.

## Templates

> Templates can be used to jump-start the creation of the product. Templates often have hidden tutorial text to provide guidance in filling them in.

## Examples

> Examples of well-formed and completed files which may provide guidance in completing the product.

## References

> A collection of references for further information. These references may have hotlinks to supplementary files or documents.

## Tools

> Recommended tools that might prove useful during this stage of development.

## Patterns

> Recommended patterns that might prove useful during this stage of development.

## Inputs

> Collateral that is needed in the production of this product. By correctly specifying the inputs a configuration diagram can be produced.