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WINDEV allows you to create nine types of UML models: - Class diagram: describes the general structure of a system.
- Use case diagram: represents the system features from the user's point of view.
- Object diagram: represents a set of objects and how they relate to each other at a certain moment in time.
- Component diagram: describes the physical and static architecture of a computer application.
- Activity diagram: represents the flows between actions or the steps of a use case.
- Sequence diagram: represents the chronological order of messages sent and received by a set of objects.
- Collaboration diagram: represents the structural organization of objects that send and receive messages.
- State-transition diagram: represents a system with a finite number of states.
- Deployment diagram: represents the physical layout of the hardware components (nodes) used in a system as well as the association between the executable programs and these components.
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