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Structured interviews refine software design by systematically clarifying plans, simultaneously generating Asynchronous Design Records (ADR) and glossary entries to document architectural decisions during the review process.

The best way to create a glossary during design reviews is through structured interviews that extract domain terminology, automatically generating glossary entries alongside Asynchronous Design Records for comprehensive project documentation.

Yes, you can conduct collaborative design interviews to improve project plans, requiring a clear interview guide and collaboration tools to effectively refine designs and generate the resulting documentation.

Yes, you need a clear and structured interview guide to effectively conduct the sessions that generate Asynchronous Design Records and define the glossary for your project architecture.

Use an interview-based approach for design refinement when you need to ensure comprehensive understanding of a project's architecture, extracting decisions collaboratively rather than writing standard documentation in isolation.