| Definition |
Agile is an Agile or iterative-delivery concept used to organize, plan, inspect, or improve incremental project work. It helps teams adapt priorities, coordinate delivery, and make progress visible in short planning cycles.
Agile is a concept used to plan, explain, support, or measure organizational change. In Change Management, it gives practitioners and stakeholders shared language for moving from a current state to a desired future state.
Agile is a Web accessibility concept used to make digital content and interfaces usable by people with different abilities, devices, and assistive technologies.
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| Context & Usage |
Agile teams use this concept during backlog refinement, planning, delivery, review, or retrospective conversations, depending on the method and cadence in use.
Related concepts include Scrum, Backlog, User Story and Minimum Viable Product.
Practitioners use this concept to plan communication, sponsorship, readiness, adoption, and reinforcement activities around an organizational change.
Related concepts include Change Management and Stakeholder Engagement.
Designers, developers, content authors, testers, and compliance teams use this concept when making Web experiences perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust.
Related concepts include Accessible Rich Internet Applications, Alternative Text and Screen Reader.
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