Step 4 — Start High-Level, then Drill-Down
Once you have all the information collected from the previous steps, you can start actually designing the system. The best approach for this is to start by sketching all the parts that the solution is made out of. Once you have that done, you can take each part and provide more details, but make sure to not drill-down too much on a single subject.
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