Designing a solution requires different approaches. This chapter went through the basics of the design stages and why each of them matters.
The first stage goes through analyzing the problem the design aims to solve, while at the same time asking the right questions. This will help define the actual requirements and narrow the scope to the real business needs. Working with the initial problem statement will impose problems further down the road, making this stage extremely important, as it will prevent unnecessarily going back and forth.
Then, we considered the possible paths or solutions we can take to solve the already defined problem. With the right questions asked in the previous stage, we should be able to construct several options for the customer to select, and can later implement a POC. POCs help both customers and architects understand how the solution will...
