The Fog of Software Design / Timothy J. Halloran
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Developers’ ability to design software is frustrated because critical information is shrouded by fog. Software requirements are rarely well articulated or complete. In most cases the people who commission the building of a software system do not know exactly what they want and are unable to tell us all that they know. Understanding requirements is a big topic that underpins why teams today favor iterative development. The fog obscures the requirements, and we have to invest time and effort to make them clear. Information we are given can be misleading.
