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title: Inverter Protocol - Documentation Structure Blueprint

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## Introduction
This document serves as the first draft of our Documentation Structure Blueprint, providing a framework for organizing and accessing Inverter's internal knowledge base. It is designed to guide team members through the various documentation layers, ensuring efficient information flow and management.

## Why do we need an internal documentation

### Centralized Source of Truth

- **Consistency and Accuracy**: A well-designed internal documentation acts as a central source of truth for the entire organization. It ensures that all team members have access to the same accurate, up-to-date information, which is crucial for maintaining consistency across various projects and departments.

- **Reduces Miscommunication**: When everyone references the same documentation, the likelihood of misunderstandings or misinterpretations is significantly reduced. This is especially important in complex projects or when dealing with intricate product details.

### Enhances Productivity and Efficiency

- **Quick Access to Information**: Well-organized documentation allows team members to quickly find the information they need, reducing the time spent searching for details or clarifications. This speeds up decision-making and problem-solving processes.

- **Streamlines Onboarding**: New employees can ramp up faster when they have comprehensive, clear, and accessible documentation. This reduces the training burden on existing staff and helps new hires become productive more quickly.

### Fosters Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing

- **Facilitates Cross-Functional Work**: In environments where teams work cross-functionally, having a common documentation repository ensures that everyone, regardless of their department, has access to the same information. This encourages collaboration and helps break down silos.

- **Preserves Organizational Knowledge**: Well-maintained documentation captures and preserves the collective knowledge of the organization. This is invaluable in mitigating knowledge loss due to employee turnover.

### Supports Continuous Improvement

- **Reference for Improvement**: Documentation provides a baseline that teams can refer to when looking to improve processes or update practices. It offers a historical view of decisions and changes, which can be invaluable for continuous improvement efforts.


Based on our conversation, here's a comprehensive overview covering the requirements for designing the internal documentation, its importance, and a description of each section:

## Requirements for Designing Internal Documentation

1. **Clarity and Accessibility**: The documentation should be easy to navigate and understand, ensuring that all team members can quickly find the information they need.
   
2. **Scalability**: As the company grows, the documentation should be able to accommodate new information, projects, or processes without becoming cumbersome.

3. **Comprehensiveness**: It should cover all relevant aspects of the company's operations, including business structure, development guidelines, client projects, and more.

4. **Consistency**: The documentation should maintain a consistent format and style across all sections to facilitate ease of reading and comprehension.

5. **Up-to-date Information**: Regular updates are necessary to ensure that the documentation reflects the current state of the company and its projects.


## Description of Each Section

### Overview
- **Company Vision and Objectives**: Describes the company's mission, long-term vision, and primary goals.
- **Team Overview**: Lists key team members, their roles, and a brief description of each department.

### Internal Business Structure
- **Organizational Chart**: Visual representation of the company’s hierarchical structure.
- **Roles and Responsibilities**: Details the specific responsibilities and duties associated with each role.
- **Internal Communication Protocols**: Outlines the standard procedures and channels for internal communication.

### Governance and Policies
- **Web3 Compliance and Regulatory Policies**: Guidelines and procedures to ensure compliance with laws and regulations specific to web3 and blockchain.
- **Decentralization and Data Integrity Standards**: Standards and practices focusing on maintaining decentralization and data integrity in web3 applications.

### Development Guidelines
- **Simplified Development Lifecycle**: Describes the stages of development from design to deployment.
- **Coding Standards**: Defines coding conventions and best practices to maintain code quality.
- **Tool Overview**: Lists and explains the tools used in development, testing, and communication.

### Business Development Pipeline
- **Market Analysis**: Research and insights into market trends and potential opportunities.
- **Potential Client Engagement Strategy**: Strategies for identifying and engaging potential clients.
- **Client Onboarding Process**: Steps for integrating new clients into the company's workflow.
- **Transition to Development Team**: Procedures for handing over client projects to the development team.

### Inverter Protocol Development
- **Requirements and Business Logic**: 
  - **Business Logic Document**: Describes the underlying business rules of the Inverter Protocol.
  - **Development Requirements**: Specifies technical requirements and guidelines for protocol development.
- **General Documents**: A repository of various relevant documents and resources.
- **Research**: Section dedicated to research findings and documents relevant to the Inverter Protocol.
- **Smart Contract Development**: Includes development overview, code documentation, testing, and security standards related to smart contracts. Should redirect to Github
- **Frontend Development**: Details on UI/UX design, content, implementation details, best practices, testing, and security in frontend development.

### Projects
- **Project Name**: Each project has its dedicated subsection with the following components:
  - **Overview and Engagement**: 
    - **Project Overview**: General introduction and summary of the project.
    - **Business Logic Document**: Specific business logic pertaining to the project.
    - **Development Requirements**: Technical and business requirements for the project.
    - **Handover Documentation**: Documentation for transitioning the project at various stages.
  - **Continuous Engagement**: Ongoing updates, feedback, and communication with project owners.
  - **General Documents**: Diverse documents related to the project, organized and tagged for easy access.
  - **Research**: Research materials and findings specific to the project.
  - **Smart Contract Development**: Details of the smart contract development for the project, including module development, integration strategies, and documentation links.
  - **UI/UX**: Design and content details for the project's frontend interface.

### Repository Management
- **Smart Contract Repository Management**: Guidelines for managing the version control and code review processes for smart contract development.
- **Frontend Repository Management**: Similar guidelines tailored for frontend development repositories.

### Feedback and Continuous Improvement
- **Improvement Suggestions**: Mechanisms for team members to propose enhancements and feedback.
- **Documentation Review Process**: Procedures for regularly reviewing and updating the documentation.

### Appendix
- **Shared Language and Terminology**: Definitions of common terms, acronyms, and jargon used within the organization.
- **Document Change Log**: Record of updates and changes made to the documentation.


## Detailed Layout

### Bullet Point Format

- **Documentation Root**
  - **Overview**
    - Company Vision and Objectives
    - Team Overview
  - **Internal Business Structure**
    - Organizational Chart
    - Roles and Responsibilities
    - Internal Communication Protocols
  - **Governance and Policies**
    - Web3 Compliance and Regulatory Policies
    - Decentralization and Data Integrity Standards
  - **Development Guidelines**
    - Simplified Development Lifecycle
      - Design Phase
      - Development Phase
      - Testing Phase
      - Deployment Phase
    - Coding Standards
    - Tool Overview
  - **Business Development Pipeline**
    - Market Analysis
    - Potential Client Engagement Strategy
    - Client Onboarding Process
    - Transition to Development Team
  - **Inverter Protocol Development**
    - Requirements and Business Logic
      - Business Logic Document
      - Development Requirements
    - General Documents
    - Research
    - Smart Contract Development (SC Repo)
      - Development Overview (Redirect to Github)
      - Smart Contract Code and Documentation (Redirect to Github)
      - Testing and Quality Assurance (Redirect to Github)
      - Security Protocols and Standards (Redirect to Github)
    - Frontend Development (FE Repo)
      - UI/UX Design
        - Wireframes
        - Design Mockups
        - UI Design Standards
      - Copy and Content
        - Website Copy
        - Blog Posts and Articles
        - Marketing Material
      - Implementation Details
        - HTML/CSS/JavaScript
        - Frontend Frameworks
        - Integration with Backend
      - Frontend Development Best Practices
      - Testing and Quality Assurance
      - Security Protocols and Standards
  - **Projects**
    - **Project Name**
      - Overview and Engagement
        - Project Overview
        - Business Logic Document
        - Development Requirements
        - Handover Documentation
      - Continuous Engagement
        - Ongoing Remarks and Comments from Project Owners
      - General Documents
        - Documents sorted by Tags in Notion
      - Research
        - Research Documents and Findings
      - Smart Contract Development
        - Module Development
        - Integration Strategies
        - Links to Project's Documents
      - UI/UX
        - Specific Wireframes
        - Design Elements
        - Content Interfaces
    - **Additional Project Sections as Needed**
  - **Repository Management**
    - Smart Contract Repository Management
      - Version Control System Guidelines
      - Code Review Process
    - Frontend Repository Management
      - Version Control System Guidelines
      - Code Review Process
  - **Feedback and Continuous Improvement**
    - Improvement Suggestions
    - Documentation Review Process
  - **Appendix**
    - Shared Language and Terminology
      - Common Terms and Definitions
      - Acronyms and Abbreviations
      - Product-Specific Jargon
    - Document Change Log

### Directory Tree Format

```rust=
Documentation Root
│
├── Overview
│   ├── Company Vision and Objectives
│   └── Team Overview
│
├── Internal Business Structure
│   ├── Organizational Chart
│   ├── Roles and Responsibilities
│   └── Internal Communication Protocols
│
├── Governance and Policies
│   └── [Governance sections as needed]
│
├── Development Guidelines
│   ├── Simplified Development Lifecycle
│   │   ├── Design Phase
│   │   ├── Development Phase
│   │   ├── Testing Phase
│   │   └── Deployment Phase
│   ├── Coding Standards
│   └── Tool Overview
│
├── Business Development Pipeline
│   ├── Market Analysis
│   ├── Potential Client Engagement Strategy
│   ├── Client Onboarding Process
│   └── Transition to Development Team
│
├── Inverter Protocol Development
│   ├── Requirements and Business Logic
│   │   ├── Business Logic Document
│   │   └── Development Requirements
│   ├── General Documents
│   │   └── [Assorted Relevant Documents]
│   ├── Research
│   │   └── [Research Documents and Findings]
│   ├── Smart Contract Development (SC Repo)
│   │   ├── Development Overview (Redirect to Github)
│   │   ├── Smart Contract Code and Documentation (Redirect to Github)
│   │   ├── Testing and Quality Assurance (Redirect to Github)
│   │   └── Security Protocols and Standards (Redirect to Github)
│   └── Frontend Development (FE Repo)
│       ├── UI/UX Design
│       │   ├── Wireframes
│       │   ├── Design Mockups
│       │   └── UI Design Standards
│       ├── Copy and Content
│       │   ├── Website Copy
│       │   ├── Blog Posts and Articles
│       │   └── Marketing Material
│       ├── Implementation Details
│       │   ├── HTML/CSS/JavaScript
│       │   ├── Frontend Frameworks
│       │   └── Integration with Backend
│       ├── Frontend Development Best Practices
│       ├── Testing and Quality Assurance
│       └── Security Protocols and Standards
│
├── Projects
│   ├── Project Name
│   │   ├── Overview and Engagement
│   │   │   ├── Project Overview
│   │   │   ├── Business Logic Document
│   │   │   ├── Development Requirements
│   │   │   └── Handover Documentation
│   │   ├── Continuous Engagement
│   │   │   └── [Ongoing Remarks and Comments from Project Owners]
│   │   ├── General Documents
│   │   │   └── [Documents sorted by Tags in Notion]
│   │   ├── Research
│   │   │   └── [Research Documents and Findings]
│   │   ├── Smart Contract Development
│   │   │   ├── Module Development
│   │   │   ├── Integration Strategies
│   │   │   └── Links to Project's Documents
│   │   └── UI/UX
│   │       ├── Specific Wireframes
│   │       ├── Design Elements
│   │       └── Content Interfaces
│   └── [Additional Project Sections as Needed]
│
├── Repository Management
│   ├── Smart Contract Repository Management
│   │   ├── Version Control System Guidelines
│   │   └── Code Review Process
│   └── Frontend Repository Management
│       ├── Version Control System Guidelines
│       └── Code Review Process
│
├── Feedback and Continuous Improvement
│   ├── Improvement Suggestions
│   └── Documentation Review Process
│
└── Appendix
    ├── Shared Language and Terminology
    │    ├── Common Terms and Definitions
    │    ├── Acronyms and Abbreviations
    │    └── Product-Specific Jargon
    └── Document Change Log
```
