Code Design Culture

Definitions

1. The norms a team has around thinking about structure, interfaces, modularity, and design tradeoffs before and during implementation. Strong code design culture encourages thoughtful architecture without drifting into endless abstraction.

   In plain English: The team's shared habits around designing code structure and boundaries.

   Example: "Their code design culture improved once design discussions became lighter-weight and more grounded in actual maintenance pain instead of hypothetical future frameworks."

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