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To validate project architecture before coding, use a structured interview process that systematically queries design decisions and technical dependencies until a verified consensus is reached. This ensures all edge cases and constraints are fully vetted.

A structured design interview for software planning is an iterative process that systematically explores decision tree branches, resolving technical dependencies one by one to refine rough feature ideas into explicit implementation contracts.

You create an implementation contract by systematically traversing the decision tree of your feature idea, answering queries on design decisions and technical dependencies, which outputs a final human-readable summary of agreed-upon specifications.

Yes, you can stress-test technical dependencies for a new feature by engaging in a rigorous, step-by-step validation process that queries every branch of your design, resolving dependencies one by one before development begins.

You need an iterative interview to refine your project plan when you have poorly defined requirements or ambiguous design constraints, ensuring a shared understanding and perfectly aligned implementation details before writing any code.