4. A Better User Experience Is Gained
Often the end user experience can be tuned to better reflect the model of the domain. Domain-Driven is formally “baked in,” influencing human use of the software.
When software leaves too much to the understanding of its users, users must be trained to make a great number of decisions. In essence the users are only transferring the understanding in their minds into data that they enter into forms. The data is then saved to a data store. If users don’t understand exactly what is needed, the results are incorrect. Often this leads to guesswork with related lowered productivity until users can figure out the software.
When the user experience is designed to follow the contours of the underlying expert model, ...
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