1. modularity
Software modularity is measured by how well software is decomposed into smaller pieces with
standardized interfaces. It is analogous to modularity for hardware. We want to create products by
combining reusable chunks of code, so you only implement a feature or functionality once and then
maximize reuse.
2. Maintainability
Software maintenance is the process of changing, modifying, and updating software to keep up with
customer needs. Software maintenance is done after the product has launched for several reasons
including improving the software overall, correcting issues or bugs, to boost performance, and more.
3. Flexibility
Flexibility in software engineering is the ability of the system to respond to uncertainty in a way that
allows it to function normally. Software house flexibility in projects is the ease with which the project
team is open to changes in assumptions, goals, or the course of the process.
4. scalability
Software scalability is the ability to grow or shrink a piece of software to meet changing demands on a
business. Software scalability is critical to support growth, but also to pivot during times of uncertainty
and scale back operations as needed.