Brief - A document outlining the objectives and requirements of a technology project, Outcome - The final result produced by a technology project, Fit for purpose - Ensuring that a technology solution meets the specified needs and requirements for its intended use, Design - The process of creating plans and specifications for a technology product, Ideate - Generating a wide range of ideas and solutions for a technology problem, Prototype - Creating a model or version of a technology product to test and refine ideas., Need - A requirement or problem, Kaitiakitanga - The practice of guardianship, Auahatanga - Creativity and innovation, End user - The person who ultimately uses the technology product, Attributes - Specific characteristics or features of a technology product, Feedback - Information and responses from users or stakeholders used to improve the end product, Stakeholder - Anyone with an interest in the technology project, including users, developers, and investors., Tikanga - Māori customs and traditions, which can influence ethical considerations in technology development., Sustainability - The development and implementation of technology in a way that meets current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. This includes considering environmental impact, resource efficiency, and social responsibility throughout the technology's lifecycle., Feasible  - Capable of being successfully designed, developed, and implemented, Manaakitanga - A Māori concept emphasizing kindness and the care for others.,

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