-  Acknowledgments
-  Foreword
-  Welcome!
- Part I. Introducing Software Architecture
- Part II. Architecture Design Fundamentals
- 3. Devise a Design Strategy
- 4. Empathize with Stakeholders
- 5. Dig for Architecturally Significant Requirements
- 6. Choose an Architecture (Before It Chooses You)
- 7. Create a Foundation with Patterns
- What Is an Architecture Pattern?
- Layers Pattern
- Ports and Adapters Pattern
- Pipe-and-Filter Pattern
- Service-Oriented Architecture Pattern
- Publish-Subscribe Pattern
- Shared-Data Pattern
- Multi-Tier Pattern
- Center of Competence Pattern
- Open Source Contribution Pattern
- Big Ball of Mud Pattern
- Discover New Patterns
- Project Lionheart: The Story So Far…
- Next Up
- 8. Manage Complexity with Meaningful Models
- 9. Host an Architecture Design Studio
- 10. Visualize Design Decisions
- 11. Describe the Architecture
- 12. Give the Architecture a Report Card
- 13. Empower the Architects on Your Team
- Part III. The Architect’s Toolbox
- 14. Activities to Understand the Problem
- Activity 1. Choose One Thing
- Activity 2. Empathy Map
- Activity 3. Goal-Question-Metric (GQM) Workshop
- Activity 4. Interview Stakeholders
- Activity 5. List Assumptions
- Activity 6. Quality Attribute Web
- Activity 7. Mini-Quality Attribute Workshop
- Activity 8. Point-of-View Mad Lib
- Activity 9. Response Measure Straw Man
- Activity 10. Stakeholder Map
- 15. Activities to Explore Potential Solutions
- Activity 11. Personify the Architecture
- Activity 12. Architecture Flipbook
- Activity 13. Component Responsibility Collaborator Cards
- Activity 14. Concept Map
- Activity 15. Divide and Conquer
- Activity 16. Event Storming
- Activity 17. Group Posters
- Activity 18. Round-Robin Design
- Activity 19. Whiteboard Jam
- 16. Activities to Make the Design Tangible
- Activity 20. Architecture Decision Records
- Activity 21. Architecture Haiku
- Activity 22. Context Diagram
- Activity 23. Greatest Hits Reading List
- Activity 24. Inception Deck
- Activity 25. Modular Decomposition Diagram
- Activity 26. Paths Not Taken
- Activity 27. Prototype to Learn or Decide
- Activity 28. Sequence Diagram
- Activity 29. System Metaphor
- 17. Activities to Evaluate Design Options
- 14. Activities to Understand the Problem
- A1. Community Contributor Bios
-  Bibliography
Part 3
The Architect’s Toolbox
Every architect has a collection of design methods he or she uses to get stakeholders talking and teammates thinking. Use the methods in Part III to start your own architect’s toolbox.
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