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Agile design process

Saadia Minhas
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3 min readJan 31, 2019

“Agile is iterative. Design is iterative. Why couldn’t they work together?” — Jeff Gothelf

What is Agile?

Agile provides an iterative framework that is used to develop software products.

It does not mean that Agile is limited to software products, but since this article is related to software development, we will talk about that only.

Being iterative means to refine your software through repetition and move continuously towards your goal. You run development cycle once, identify areas where improvement is needed, and then repeat the cycle to improve your work.

Agile is iterative as well as incremental approach that supports output delivery in small increments. You divide the required functionality into multiple iterations, and by end of each iteration you deliver the output to your customer.

There are many benefits of agile approach.

  • Quick Feedback: By delivering a small feature, you have the chance to get feedback after each iteration and hence improve your product in next iteration. Customer has the transparency of functionality that is being implemented. He can easily review things and suggest changes.
  • Customer Involvement: Customer does not have to wait for…

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