B.1. Conceptual DesignSection 1 GoalGood ExamplePoor ExampleSection 2 Conceptual OverviewExample (from Profile Service Conceptual Design)Section 3 ResponsibilitiesGood ExamplePoor ExampleSection 4 Architectural LevelSection 5 Classes and Objects, Class Semantics, and Class RelationshipsExample (See Figure B.1.)Section 6 Description of Features, Data Types, and ConstraintsExamplesSection 7 How the Design Addresses Relevant Use Cases and RequirementsExampleB.2. Relationship Service Conceptual DesignSection 1 GoalSection 2 Conceptual OverviewSection 3 ResponsibilitiesSection 4 Architectural LevelSection 5 Classes and Objects, Class Semantics, and Class RelationshipsSection 6 Description of Features, Data Types, and ConstraintsFeaturesData TypesConstraintsSection 7 How the Design Addresses Relevant Use Cases and RequirementsB.3. High-Level DesignSection 1 Screen MockupsSection 2 UML DiagramsSection 3 Discovery Interface UseSection 4 Component ReuseSection 5 Representative Use CasesB.4. Relationship Service High-Level DesignSection 1 Screen MockupsSection 2 Design ConsiderationsSection 3 Component ReuseSection 4 Discovery Interface UseSection 5 OMG IDLComplete IDLSection 6 PopulationAssociated-WithComposed-OfProduced-BySection 7 Representative Use Cases for Event TracesVHP3c Associates Geographical FeatureSection 8 Client ProfileSection 9 UML Class Diagrams