Source: Structural Design Patterns
Origin: https://refactoring.guru/design-patterns/structural-patterns
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Summary
A card-index page from refactoring.guru listing the seven GoF structural patterns with one-sentence descriptions each. The raw clip contains only the pattern names, thumbnail images, and brief taglines — no structural diagrams, code, or extended discussion.
Detailed content for the wiki concept pages was drawn from GoF canonical knowledge / training data.
Patterns covered
| Pattern | One-line description |
|---|---|
| Adapter Pattern | Allows objects with incompatible interfaces to collaborate |
| Bridge Pattern | Splits abstraction and implementation into two independent hierarchies |
| Composite Pattern | Composes objects into trees; treats individual objects and compositions uniformly |
| Decorator Pattern | Attaches new behaviours by wrapping objects in decorator objects |
| Facade Pattern | Provides a simplified interface to a complex subsystem |
| Flyweight Pattern | Shares common state between many fine-grained objects to save memory |
| Proxy Pattern | Provides a substitute that controls access to another object |