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An architecture review is a process to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of the software architecture.
An architecture review analyzes design decisions and their impact on the system. The aim is to identify potential improvements and ensure that the architecture meets current and future requirements.
Measures the number of issues found during the review.
Assessment of end-user satisfaction after implementation.
Measures the time from the start to the end of the architecture review.
A successful example of applying an architecture review in a large-scale software project.
A comprehensive architecture review led to significant performance improvements.
By applying multiple reviews, the software became more stable and easier to maintain.
Define goals and scope
Assemble the review team
Conduct the review