> I gathered current requirements and implemented them in the simplest way possible. If you can get complete current requirements, that's fine. The issue with

> I gathered current requirements and implemented them in the simplest way possible. If you can get complete current requirements, that's fine. The issue with this is "all the stuff which falls through the cracks". In the example from the post, some code to "handle case where internet explorer is not installed". That the sort of thing which would often be missed in requirements gathering, discovered in the field and then patched into the codebase. Sure - if you have one of: * close-enought-to-perfect requirements * close-enought-to-perfect regression tests then a rewrite isn't too hard. But achieving either of the above is something I'd consider a hard problem. Do you have a particular way of getting signoff that your current requirements are "complete"? That would be worth knowing :-)