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A design specification describes the detailed operation and attributes of a system and is used
as the basis of the design concept. With small designs, developing a clear and concise design
specification is a relatively straightforward task. However, as designs become more complex,
with increased functionality and more customer requirements, then the task of writing a
design specification becomes more complex.

Design Specifications describe how a system performs the requirements outlined in the
Functional Requirements. Depending on the system, this can include instructions on testing
specific requirements, configuration settings, or review of functions or code. All requirements
outlined in the functional specification should be addressed; linking requirements between the
functional requirements and design specification is performed