Yes, in addition to our 200 point document to address our front-end development guidelines, Clarity has a thirty-page back-end coding documentation that outlines our processes to ensure coding standards are met and implemented for every project. Code is built and designed with reusability in mind. Core functionality is stored centrally so that it can be quickly reused or changed for all parts of the application easily. For example, all code that reads and writes to the database is stored centrally rather than at each page. This allows multiple pages to use the same data access code call rather than managing multiple instances of the code. All code is clearly named and commented such that another developer would have no problem understanding the system should any changes be needed. Each developer is responsible for meeting internal coding standards and each developer is subject to a code review process in which their code is examined and scored to ensure that the code is in line with Clarity practices and standards. High level documentation regarding our coding guidelines and review process is attached as an addendum.