DDD

Turns domain knowledge, language, and system boundaries into a tangible result by selecting a business flow, collecting domain events chronologically, and deriving models and follow-up questions.

Core question: Which business events, triggers, and boundaries shape the flow, and where do friction, risk, or learning needs arise?

2-8 h

5-12

Turns domain knowledge, language, and system boundaries into a tangible result by naming the context, formulating its purpose, and noting ownership and risks.

Core question: Which domain boundary defines this context, which language applies inside it, and how does it integrate with its neighbors?

1-3 h

3-8

Turns terms, relationships, and rules into a tangible result by choosing a concrete story, identifying actors and work objects, and extracting language and rules.

Core question: How does this business case really run today, who is involved when, with what, and where do friction and translation errors occur?

1-2 h

2-8

Turns terms, relationships, and rules into a tangible result by selecting a scenario, sketching events, and deriving implementation slices.

Core question: Which events, commands, and read models cover the chosen user flow end-to-end, and how can we slice implementation from this?

2-6 h

2-8

Turns domain knowledge, language, and system boundaries into a tangible result by listing contexts, drawing relationships, and clarifying dependencies and conflicts.

Core question: Which Bounded Contexts exist, how are they integrated, where does friction and model drift occur, and which relationship patterns are appropriate?

1-3 h

2-8

Turns domain knowledge, language, and system boundaries into a tangible result by collecting domains or contexts, marking boundaries and owners, and deriving next modeling questions.

Core question: Which Bounded Contexts and which relationships between them shape today's domain landscape, and where are the biggest friction points?

1-3 h

3-10