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* Title
* Context
* Problem
* Forces
* Solution
* Considerations
* Additional Resources
* Related Items
Test Cases
Title
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Does the name convey the meaning behind the pattern without being too long or unwieldy?Context
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Is it clear under what conditions the pattern is applicable? *
Is the context mapped to relevant customer scenarios? Problem
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Does the problem statement include intent? *
Is the problem concise? Forces
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Are constraints on the problem and clear? *
Are conflicts between forces clear? *
Are conflicts between forces and the goal of the solution clear? *
Do the forces, in combination, give a sense of the trade-offs that must be considered? Solution
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Are diagrams used to clarify architecture and solution flow? *
Are solution tradeoffs explained? *
Does the solution provide all the steps necessary to achieve the desired outcome? *
Are pitfalls and common problems described? Considerations
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Are the consequences that do not have applicable patterns described? *
Are potential solutions to these consequences outlined? *
Has testing, security, performance, reliability and operations been considered? Additional Resources
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Are the links from trusted sites? *
Are the links correct in context of the Design Pattern? Related Items
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Are the correct items linked in context of the Design Pattern?
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