UML Superstructure Specification

The UML Superstructure Specification defines the standardized symbols, diagrams, and language elements used to model software systems visually. It provides a common, formal way for developers to represent system components, relationships, behaviors, and architectures, making complex ideas understandable and shareable. Think of it as a universal blueprint language that helps teams create clear, consistent diagrams for designing, documenting, and communicating software structures and processes effectively.