Analyzing the technical requirements and drawing the necessary conclusions about the software architecture and implementation are not trivial. The team often does not feel "enabled" and has to consult with the product owner every time an uncertainty arises. As developers and architects, we can provide valuable input in advance and help the requirements side to identify and communicate important implicit requirements and framework conditions. In this workshop, we share experiences and provide methods and tools on how to arrive at better requirements, explicitly include quality requirements, ensure that the goals behind user stories are understood, to make good decisions, and develop suitable solutions independently with clearly defined framework conditions. Architecture reviews are also a good way of regularly checking the desired quality. We discuss a lightweight method for repeatedly putting the software architecture to the test. This provides you with a helpful tool for regularly evaluating the quality requirements against the requirements side.