UX and design
Most business that deliver software—especially software that includes user interfaces (web sites, desktop apps, and so on)—will have some form of UX and/or design team involved in working on the UI and user experience assets (wireframes, and so on). Even the most agile of organizations will—on the whole—work in a waterfall way when it comes to UX and design. For example, most UX and design teams normally sit outside of software engineering. The usual approach is to have the assets created up front—before development starts—which are fed into the product backlog. Agile software-development approaches go some way to overcoming this, but the thing that most don't focus on is the need for close collaboration and the importance of ...
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