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Scrum Development
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gile development values each user and their interactions with your product over
If I had to explain to you what scrum development in a single sentence is, I would say that Scrum is an Agile framework for managing and completing complex projects where the project is divided into small, manageable parts called "sprints."
Let us walk you through 4 Agile principals
Agile development has four principal core values : 1 Individual users and interactions over processes and tools 2 Working on software over comprehensive documentation 3 User collaboration and experience in contract negotiation 4 Responding to any change by following a structured plan With agile, you can create seamless workflows and focus on building the outward quickly whilst collaborating with your teams. You get an opportunity to analyze the interactions with your customers. With its help, you can adapt to the changes based on the feedback.
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Planning of agile sprints
It's time to face the music! Sprint planning is typically divided into two parts: Scope and Plan. In the scope of sprint planning, you determine the goal of your sprint, the number of product backlog items you want to focus on and the realistic capacity of your team based on everyone's availability. The plan of your sprint is structured based on the tasks allotted to each team for the product backlog items. Planning your agile sprints is a crucial part of your agile development process as it's helpful to build a shared understanding with your colleagues on which action items to focus on next.
Analysis of concepts
Every software product needs to have a proper, detailed plan in place to determine the course of the path in future. At Dezy It, we make a list of all the features that we have to include in the final product. Then it's time to break down each feature and plan every detail thoroughly. Our design team brainstorms ideas for the low-fidelity designs while our development team creates a roadmap to estimate how long each feature will take to build. We spend a good amount of time doing our research and getting our goals aligned and it has sky-rocketed our productivity in every client project.
Collaborative Design & Development
One of the most beneficial aspects of using a collaborative approach in the agile development process is that it allows you to put design thinking at the centre of your process. A collaborative approach in the design and development process allows you to gain multiple, varied inputs from numerous team members instead of one team working towards the solution in isolation. With several points of view to address, you gain fruitful feedback based on your customer expectations. To incorporate a collaborative approach in our design and development teams, Dezy It has implemented whiteboard sessions, informal gaming activities, cross-team daily scrums, objective meetings, etc.
Planning of agile sprints
Creation and implementation of ideas: When you have done the research and have a clear understanding of your user expectations, it's easier to map out your plan to build the product. You can command your team much more effectively if you are clear on which ideas you have to focus on at the given moment.
Review & Monitor the results
Review and monitor the results: Working without analysing the previous results is like shooting your shot in a pitch-black room. It's a complete waste of time, money and effort. It's rudimentary to monitor the results of every step in the agile development process to ensure you get the maximum optimisation of your strategies. Define the key metrics for success for your company or client and ensure that you are keeping a detailed report of all the analytics. The agile development process helps you to inculcate design thinking into the core values of your product. At Dezy It, we always try to follow these five steps and make the best of our product development process. Feel free to share your agile methodology with us!
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