To reap the benefits of your software design reviews, you need to follow up on the feedback and actions that resulted from your review. You should review and analyze the input you received from participants, identifying strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Evaluate the feasibility, viability, and desirability of the feedback and suggestions to decide what to keep, change, or discard in your design. Next, update and refine your software design based on the feedback. Make any necessary changes, additions, or deletions and test and validate with users or stakeholders. Document and communicate your changes and rationale to relevant parties. Lastly, plan and execute the next steps of your software development process. This could include coding, testing, deploying, releasing your software or conducting further software design reviews for other parts or aspects of your software. Monitoring and measuring the performance and impact of your software is also important. By following best practices and tips, you can conduct successful software design reviews that will improve the quality, speed, and collaboration of your software development process.