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Customer-driven architecture aims to center customer needs in architectural and design decisions. This ensures that systems are functional and meet the real needs of users.
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Customer-driven architecture aligns technical structure decisions with customer goals, problems, and usage.
It combines user-centred design with architecture work. Feedback and user tests reveal needed capabilities; no single bounded method or author is established.
Start with a customer situation, derive responsibilities and quality goals, then validate with users. Decisions point back to customer value.
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