At some level sure there will be differences, but for the end users, unless something went wrong, they won't be able to tell much of a difference. Blueprints f

At some level sure there will be differences, but for the end users, unless something went wrong, they won't be able to tell much of a difference. Blueprints for a house are much, much closer to being reproducible than design docs for a software project. If you give design docs to 3 separate dev shops, the end results will be wildly different. >There is a reason why engineers are required to inspect the project at some interval and perform quality checks. It's true that there is still some room for interpretation because blueprints are still a model. But most of what your talking about is because people will cut corners and not follow the specifications, not because the specifications aren't there.