agile
Methodology
Agile methodology involves breaking projects into smaller tasks called user stories. Constant feedback from users and stakeholders helps adapt and improve the product to meet changing needs. Key principles of Agile web development are:
Iterative development
Breaking down the project into smaller tasks that can be completed in short iterations. This allows for frequent feedback and adjustments throughout the development process.
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Collaboration
Collaboration with other team members, stakeholders, and clients. Regular communication and feedback are essential for a successful project.
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Flexibility
Adapting to changes quickly is key to improving the efficiency and responsiveness of development processes. Embracing new requirements, priorities, and feedback and staying flexible in addressing challenges.
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User-centric design
During the development I focus on creating a user-friendly experience by gathering feedback from users and incorporating their preferences and needs into the design process.
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Collaboration
In Agile projects, I work with developers, designers, and other team members to facilitate communication, feedback, and a mutual understanding of project objectives.
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Continuity
Agile embraces the concept of using past project experiences to enhance future projects, promoting continuous learning and improvement throughout the development process.
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Test-driven
In Agile development, testing is integrated throughout the development process to ensure that functionalities, designs, and code work as intended and can be easily tested and debugged.
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