Describe practices that enable designers to think about using patterns
What will be an ideal response?
1. Be sure you understand the big picture (context in which the software will reside)
2. Extract the patterns that are present at that level of abstraction in the big picture.
3. Begin your design with ‘big picture’ patterns that establish a context or skeleton for further design work.
4. “Work inward from the context” looking for patterns at lower levels of abstraction that contribute to the design solution.
5. Repeat steps 1 to 4 until the complete design is fleshed out.
6. Refine the design by adapting each pattern to the specifics of the software you’re trying to build.
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