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@@ -8,27 +8,31 @@ Implemented Immutable Classes Feature <br/>
 Implemented Immutable Classes Feature <br/>
 [Jehoel](https://github.com/Jehoel) <br/>
 
- Assisted in Bug Fixing <br/>
- [tyeth](https://github.com/tyeth), [dogac00](https://github.com/dogac00)
+Assisted in Bug Fixing <br/>
+[tyeth](https://github.com/tyeth), [dogac00](https://github.com/dogac00)
 
-## Contribution Guidelines
-1 - New ideas, suggestions and improvements are welcomed.  <br />
-2 - Create a unit test with the expected output and work from there  <br />
-3 - If you're submitting a new bug, check to see if It's already submitted. Propose a brief solution to the problem to make it easier for other people to fix.  <br />
-4 - Enjoy coding :) !  <br />
+## Architecture Overview
+![Json2CsharpArchitecture drawio](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/67238834/200273043-6e13fc15-2884-44d8-bf77-be3fc36b46d3.png)
+The architecture of the project is segmented into two parts. 
+- Part 1: Consuming the JSON input. In this phase, the below is generally done: 
+  - Parse the Json string
+  - Create a list of JObjects from the parsed string
+  - Create a dictionary of JObject types/ Understand how the json is structured
+- Part 2: Write The Output using the supplied ICodeWriter interface
+  - Using the property injected in the *JsonClassGenerator* class, the corresponding concrete code writer is called and the writing process begins
+  - The code write can be configured using the configuration classes in the *CodeWriteConfiguration* folder
+  - Create a dictionary of JObject types/ Understand how the json is structured
+  - Finally, the *GenerateClasses* in the *JsonClassGenerator* class will return a StringBuilder instance that contains all the written classes 
+
+## Roadmap
 
 ## Bug Fixing
 ### 1- Choose a problem from the issues labeled "Bug" or "Help Wanted"
 ### 2- Clone the repository and build it
-### 3- Create a Unit Test using "CreatTest.ps1" Powershell Script
+### 3- Create a Unit Test using "CreatTest.ps1" Powershell Script or copy paste existing unit tests and follow naming conventions
 **>>>>> Unit Test Name should be in the format of "[TestNumber]_[DescribeProblem]"**
 * Run the script in Powershell
 * This will create 3 files: the csharp test, the Json Input text file, and the Output C# or JAVA etc.. file
 ![alt text](https://json2csharp.azureedge.net/images/github-repo-images/Test%20Files.png)
 * Start Debugging, Put some test Json and Get to Know the solution 
-* 
-## Implementing New Code Generators : F#, Typescript etc.. ?
-Implement the below functions
-![alt text](https://json2csharp.azureedge.net/images/github-repo-images/IMPLEMENT.png)
-