architecture-review

To validate architecture, evaluate pattern suitability, requirement alignment, component design, data flow, integration points, scalability, and security considerations to ensure they align with functional and non-functional requirements.

Assess pattern suitability and risk by performing a structured architecture review that evaluates design choices against requirements and best practices, generating an Architecture Review Report to guide improvements.

You need an architecture review during design, refactoring, or major feature additions to systematically evaluate system decisions, identify risks, and ensure long-term maintainability against requirements.

Yes, an architecture review evaluates scalability and security considerations by assessing component design, data flow, and integration points to validate alignment with non-functional requirements and best practices.

An architecture review does not implement changes; it provides a structured evaluation and an Architecture Review Report documenting findings, risk identification, and guidance for improvements to communicate to stakeholders.