Agile Workflow Explained

• Plan: To plan a straightforward path, establish priorities, user stories, and objectives. This stage clarifies for everyone what has to be done and why. 
  
  
• Design: Create wireframes or prototypes highlighting product capabilities. It helps the team understand the technical feasibility and user experience.
  
  
• Develop: Construct features in short, repeated sprints with continuous cooperation. Developments, designers, and testers working together offer small, incremental value.
  
  
• Test: Examine regularly for checking performance, usability, and bugs. Every test ensures great quality and lowers later major mistakes.
  
  
• Deploy: Send features from internal feedback or users. Regular deployments let teams gain real-time insights and provide faster value.
  
  
• Review: Find areas for improvement by review, assess the outcome, and ask for feedback. Here-obtained knowledge guides the next planning phase and maintains the flow evolving.
  
  

Agile is fundamentally a planning, construction, testing, and learning cycle that uses collaboration and continuous improvement to convert ideas into results.