# Choose Your ONEWEB Design Patterns

When designing applications on the ONEWEB platform, it is important to understand that applications can be built using **different design patterns**, depending on their purpose and complexity.

Each design pattern represents a common way of structuring an application—whether the focus is on **user experience**, **business processes**, **system integration**, or a **combination of all three**. Choosing the right pattern helps align application design with business goals and makes it easier to evolve the application over time.

The following sections introduce the primary ONEWEB design patterns and explain when each pattern is most appropriate.


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