Architecting a decentralized application means making high-level software decisions to direct the design of our ideas. We are laying out the steps so that we can fluently create a dApp without getting stuck in design decisions. It also implies planning how the smart contract will communicate with the dApp, how users will interact with the dApp, and what kind of features we want for the end product.
When designing an application, we want to focus heavily on the user experience so that they feel comfortable using the resulting dApp. That's why it's important to have a clear vision of how it will look before we start coding because if we want to have a modern dApp that feels responsive for tech users, we'll have to focus more on providing extensive information about each element of our application.
For instance, let's suppose that...