Architecture design provides a plan that describes the elements of a system, how they fit and work together to fulfil the requirement of the system. The benefit of having a design plan is: it negotiate system requirements, and to set expectations with customers, marketing, and management personnel, it acts as a blueprint during the development process, and it helps throughout implementation tasks, such as detailed design, coding, integration, and testing.
At DnT Infotech, we consider architecture design a crucial component in software engineering as it gives the developers a solution to the problem stated in the Software Requirements Specification (SRS). Another important reason is the software engineering paradigm that is shifting from monolithic, stand-alone, built-from-scratch systems to componentized, evolvable, standards-based, and product line-oriented systems. Also, a key challenge for designers is to know precisely how to proceed from requirements to architectural design. In order to avoid these glitches, our designers adopt strategies such as reusability, componentization, platform-based, standards-based, and so on.