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Hey

Posting here because there tends to be a fair bit of hostility for posting questions in the wrong forum.

Design is really really difficult as there are so many things to think about and I dont know how new you are to software development and dont want to sound patronising as I am relatively new.

It depends what sort of design you are looking at but I would suggest by doing a general overview of the system which will outline its basic functionality. From this you can see what classes will be needed (it might help to write out a problem statement and make classes out of nouns) and how they will interact (your modules) i.e. what methods they will expose in their interface. Then design the lower level funtionality such as how each method will work.

This will only really work for informal purposes and not as a design document for work but I hope it helps.

You may also want to look at Design Patterns depending on how experienced you are at implementing designs as they can give a good indication on how to solve many problems. There are plenty of books available if you search amazon. Just find one that fits your learning style.

Hope that has been of some use.

Dan

At university studying Software Engineering - if i say this line to girls i find they won't talk to me

Dan