Architecture Design
Generate comprehensive system architecture designs for your product.
What is System Architecture
System architecture describes how your product is technically structured, including components, data flow, and technology choices.
It bridges the gap between product requirements and implementation, helping your engineering team understand how to build the product efficiently.
Prerequisites for Architecture Design
Generate your architecture after you have a finalized PRD:
- →Completed PRD with features and requirements
- →Target user volume and growth estimates
- →Performance and scalability requirements
- →Security and compliance requirements
- →Any constraints (budget, timeline, team size)
Architecture Components
Frontend Layer
User-facing interfaces, frameworks, and client-side logic
Backend Services
Server-side logic, APIs, and business logic implementation
Database Layer
Data storage, schema design, and query optimization
Infrastructure
Hosting, deployment, monitoring, and scalability
Third-Party Integrations
External services, APIs, and dependencies
Technology Stack Selection
Your architecture will recommend technologies based on your product requirements:
Frontend Framework
React, Vue, Angular, or other frameworks depending on complexity
Backend Framework
Node.js, Python, Java, Go, or other backends
Database
PostgreSQL, MongoDB, DynamoDB, or other solutions
Hosting
AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, or Vercel recommendations
Data Flow Diagrams
Your architecture includes diagrams showing how data flows through your system:
- →User interactions and API flows
- →Database query patterns
- →External integration points
- →Caching and optimization strategies
Customizing Your Architecture
After generation, you can adjust:
- →Technology recommendations based on team expertise
- →Scalability approach and infrastructure choices
- →Database schema and data models
- →API design and integration strategy
- →Security and compliance considerations
Tips for Architecture Design
→Include information about expected user volumes and growth
→Mention any team expertise or technology preferences
→Specify performance requirements and SLAs
→Consider future integrations and extensibility
→Review for simplicity and team maintainability
Next Steps
With your architecture defined, move on to planning your product roadmap: