1. Inefficient development: Poor alignment between architecture clarity and domain expertise can result in inefficiencies during the development process. This is because developers may not fully understand the requirements and how they relate to the overall system architecture, leading to coding errors, rework, and delays.
2. Inaccurate implementation: A lack of understanding of the domain by developers can cause them to misinterpret architecture requirements, leading to incomplete or incorrect implementation of functionality, which can result in poor system performance, usability, and reliability.
3. Increased costs: When there is a misalignment between architecture clarity and domain expertise, the project's cost can rise. Repeated implementation errors will require reworking and increases the project delivery timeline.
4. Negative impact on user experience: Inaccurate implementation can lead to a negative impact on the user experience because the system may not meet the user's requirements or expectations. This can have consequences such as a delay in user adoption, low engagement, and ultimately decreased user satisfaction.
5. Reduced system reliability: If developers do not understand the domain requirements, they may create processes and features that do not align with the system's intended use. This can result in reduced system reliability, which can lead to downtime, lost or corrupted data, and further project delays.
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