Domain-Driven Design Portal

Conference in Amsterdam, Domain-Driven Design Europe 2024
Software Modelling & Design Conference
Meervaart Theater, Amsterdam, May 27-31

Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is an approach to software development that focuses on creating high-quality, flexible, and maintainable software by deeply understanding and modeling the problem domain. DDD emphasizes collaborative and iterative exploration of the problem space together with domain experts, enabling the creation of software systems that closely reflect real-world domains.

Domain-Driven Design Conference in Berlin, 4 - 6 October 2023

In our previous story, we explained what Domain Storytelling is and how we use draw.io to record our Domain Stories.

In this story, we will demonstrate the use of our icons in a slightly more elaborate example. Should you wish to reuse our icons, at the bottom of the story you can find out how to import them into your own draw.io diagrams.

Domain Storytelling (DS) is a technique of recording domain stories, as told by domain experts, using a Pictographic language. Domain stories are specific examples of what happens in the system. Each story describes one particular specific example of a process. Domain Storytelling differs from traditional process modeling methods, such as BPMN, in that Domain Stories only model a subset of a process. With Domain stories, we model a few things that do actually happen rather than all the things that can possibly happen in the system.