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How are these goals the responsibility of an architect. These are operational requirements that might need changes in a system's architecture, or adaption of in
by rswail 6y ago
How are these goals the responsibility of an architect. These are operational requirements that might need changes in a system's architecture, or adaption of interfaces.
All of these are requirements, not architecture. Architecture is about satisfying those requirements along with all the others in a cohesive and structured way.
My guiding quote is "Design is about constraints" from Charles Eames. Find and explore those constraints and you will be able to determine the architecture.
- WJW 6y agoThey're intended as "Clear goals that we widely communicated allow normal people to make design decisions autonomously" as per the parent post. In any case, architecture can be just as much about setting the constraints as it is about discovering them.