When using Cisco DNA Center Design workflow to create a network, how is the physical device hierarchy organized?

Cisco DNA Center's Design workflow organizes the physical device hierarchy primarily by location. This logical grouping allows administrators to map the digital representation of the network to its physical deployment, making it easier to manage, monitor, and troubleshoot devices based on their geographical or structural placement (e.g., campus, building, floor, wiring closet). While organization, hostname naming conventions, and role are important aspects of network design and management, DNA Center's foundational hierarchy for physical devices within the Design workflow is location-centric. This structure facilitates policy application and network segmentation based on where devices are physically situated.