Design Production

Definition

Design production is the design task during which the design of the components is produced.

Objectives

The typical objectives of design production are to roduce high quality designs that:

• Are high quality.
• Implement the requirements.
• Conform to the architecture.
• Interoperate well with reused designs.
• Build upon lessons learned during design prototyping.

Preconditions

Design production can typically begin when the following preconditions hold:

• The database team, software development team, and user experience team are staffed and trained in design production.
• The relevant requirements are relatively complete and stable.
• The relevant architectural decisions are made and relatively stable.

Completion Criteria

Design production is typically complete when the following postconditions hold:

• The relevant design models and design decisions exist.

Steps

Design production typically involves the appropriate design teams performing the following steps in an iterative, incremental, and parallel manner:

• TBD

Techniques

Design production can typically be performed using the following techniques:

• Object Modeling
• Responsibility Driven Design
• State Modeling

Work Products

Design production typically results in the production of the following work products in an iterative, incremental, parallel, and time-boxed manner:

• Class Responsibility Collaborator Cards
• Object Models
• State Models

Guidelines

• TBD