Structural design refers not only to artistic design but also to the process of planning from the start of a project, including the costs necessary for communication between clients and developers, designing business logic, and the costs associated with maintenance and expansion after project completion.

Surprisingly, most clients need developers who can translate their abstract requirements into concrete technical solutions. However, for developers, abstract requirements often lead to increased costs for both parties, potentially resulting in dissatisfaction due to quality issues or delays. I aim to persuade clients in the necessary direction without simply accommodating their demands.

I am not a conservative, but I do advocate for a defensive development approach. While I do not exclude the latest technologies, I prefer tech stacks that adhere to established philosophies and principles. Our development approach also leans towards a conservative methodology, aiming to present realistic goals and timelines to our clients.