logical-architecture

Mapping user flows to component interactions involves linking your conceptual model to the derived components. The workflow extracts actors and actions, validates single-responsibility for each component, and documents the precise data flows between them.

Single-responsibility validation in logical architecture design enforces the Primary Responsibility rule for each component. It ensures every extracted component serves one cohesive purpose, preventing overlapping dependencies and maintaining a clean component map.

Yes, you need a complete conceptual model before designing components. The workflow applies when your actor-behavior inputs and requirements are ready, using them to extract actors, derive cohesive components, and map dependencies accurately.

To generate architecture documentation with data-flow diagrams, feed your conceptual model and requirements into the workflow. It outputs a complete, validated logical architecture document detailing component relationships and system data flows.

You can map requirements to components derived directly from your input documents. The workflow extracts actors and actions to identify cohesive components, applies single-responsibility validation, and then maps your requirements to these validated components.