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Overview

About this plan

What's inside: Complete blueprints for database relations, backend API logic, and frontend data requirements.

We pull your foundation feature, draft the data model, screens, and logic, then finalize the blueprint after your review.

Outcome

The Goal

Bridge the Gap Between Idea and Code: You know what your feature does, but where does the data live? This stage maps every table, function, and screen before you write a single line of code.

Eliminate Integration Nightmares: In professional engineering, a Lead Architect specs the system first to prevent rework. We perform that role for you, ensuring your frontend, backend, and database talk to each other perfectly.

Visualize the Full Data Flow: Get the "Technical DNA" of your project. See exactly how a button click in the UI triggers a specific database update and returns a success message to the user.

Audience

Who This Is For

You're Stuck on the 'Connection' LogicYou know you need a database and a frontend, but you don't know how they actually talk to each other. This stage maps the entire data flow so you see the "plumbing" of your app.
You Need to Prove 'Systems Literacy'Recruiters want to see that you understand full-stack architecture. This tool ensures you design with clear separation of concerns and scalable data paths.
You're a Founder Pitching a Technical MVPInvestors and technical co-founders need to see more than just mockups. This shows you have a buildable, logical spec ready for a developer to execute.
You Want to Avoid Constant RefactoringBuilding without a spec leads to "re-write loops" where you constantly change your database to fit your UI. This stage solves the logic first so you code once.

Applications

Best Use Cases

Designing Portfolio Projects That Scale

Most student projects are "hacks." This ensures your project has professional architecture: 3NF normalization, referential integrity, and logical data flow that stands up to recruiter scrutiny.

Handing Off Specs to Contractors

Stop the back-and-forth with developers. Give them a blueprint with defined tables, endpoints, and screens. It reduces ambiguity and saves you money on development hours.

Learning "The Why" of Full-Stack

Tutorials teach you how to write a route. We teach you why that route exists and how it connects your user’s action to your persistent data store.

Methodology

Why This Approach

Unified Synchronization: Traditionally, you learn SQL, Flask, and HTML in isolation. We synchronize all three layers at once, showing you the "Thread" that connects a button click to a database row.
Eliminate Integration Guesswork: You build from a blueprint, not an improvisation. You know exactly what your backend returns before you even open your code editor.
Professional Standards by Default: We apply industry standards like Third Normal Form (3NF) and Foreign Key constraints automatically, teaching you "Senior" habits while you build.
System vs. Feature Thinking: You aren't just coding a feature; you are architecting a system. This distinction is what separates hobbyists from professional software engineers.

Next Steps

What's next?

Architecture locked. Next, move to Stage 5: Environment Setup & Verify to install your local dev stack (Flask, MySQL, VS Code) and prepare your machine for the build.

Quick Info

Cost1 credit

Process

How it works

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Step 1: Foundation Extraction. We pull your core feature from your MVP roadmap. This ensures we design the heart of your application first, not the side features.

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Step 3: Architectural Drafting. We generate proposals for your 3NF Data Model, backend logic triggers, and frontend component requirements.

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Step 3: Review & Lock. You audit the architecture. We iterate based on your feedback until the blueprint is solid, professional, and ready for development.

Deliverables

What you'll get

You walk away with a complete technical specification for your Foundation Feature. This is not a vague concept; it is a granular map of exact database tables, specific backend functions with inputs/outputs, and frontend requirements. This removes all integration guesswork. You are not wondering "how does my frontend get this data?" - the blueprint shows you. You are not guessing "what tables do I need?" - the schema defines them. It is a professional-grade specification that ensures you build it correctly the first time.

Relational Database Schema: Fully defined tables with field types (UUIDs, Timestamps, Varchars) and the "Foreign Key" logic that connects them.
Frontend Component Map: A blueprint of essential screens and the specific data elements each component needs to fetch and display.
Backend Logic Layer: A mapped list of CRUD functions (Create, Read, Update, Delete) linked to their specific UI triggers and database effects.
Professional Build Sequence: A step-by-step implementation order (Database → API → UI) to keep your system functional at every stage.
Technical Blueprint Document: A complete specification you can use for your own build or show in a technical interview to prove system literacy.

Prerequisites

Before you begin

Cost

4 credits

Time

15–20 minutes

Requirement

An approved MVP plan identifying your Foundation Feature.

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