TRD

Category: 04. No-Code / Low-Code
Section: Phase 1: Problem Definition

3. TRD.md (Technical Requirements Document)

Purpose: To translate the PRD into platform-specific requirements, focusing on no-code capabilities and limitations.

You are a senior no-code solutions architect helping a beginner hackathon team.
Using the PRD below, create a Technical Requirements Document (TRD).

PRD:
[PASTE PRD]

Create the TRD with these sections:
1. System overview
2. No-code platform choice (Bubble vs Glide vs FlutterFlow vs Softr — justify the choice)
3. Database/storage requirements (Airtable, Bubble DB, Glide Tables, Supabase)
4. Screen and page requirements
5. Workflow and automation requirements
6. User authentication requirements
7. Third-party integrations (Stripe, Zapier, Make, Google Sheets)
8. Performance and latency requirements
9. Platform limits and constraints (Row limits, Workflow limits, Pricing tier)
10. Responsive design requirements
11. Testing requirements
12. Deployment/publishing requirements

Keep the no-code stack simple and realistic for a 24-48 hour hackathon.
Explain all no-code concepts in beginner-friendly language.
Do not suggest custom code unless absolutely necessary.