Model-Driven Design

Model-Driven Design is an approach to developing software by creating abstract representations, or models, of the system's structure and behavior before building it. These models serve as detailed blueprints that guide developers, ensuring consistency and clarity throughout the process. Instead of coding directly from scratch, teams design models first, which can be tested, refined, and used to generate the actual software components. This method improves communication among stakeholders, reduces errors, and speeds up development by focusing on the design and requirements upfront.