High-Level Design (HLD) provides an abstract overview of a system's architecture, focusing on the main components and their interactions without delving into detailed implementation specifics. It serves as a bridge between requirements and detailed design, ensuring that the system's structure aligns with its intended functionality and performance goals.

High-Level Design

abstract overview

system's architecture

main components

interactions

detailed implementation specifics

bridge between requirements

detailed design

system's structure

Intended functionality is like when a toy is supposed to do something special, like make a sound or light up, and that's what it's meant to do. If the toy doesn't do that, then it's not working the way it should, and we need to fix it so it can be fun again.

intended functionality

Performance goals are specific objectives set to improve skills, productivity, or outcomes, often used within personal development or organizational contexts. They provide clear benchmarks for measuring progress and can motivate individuals or teams by offering a structured path to achieving desired results.

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