As a self-employed website designer often we work on our own with direct contact with our clients. This gives us a great opportunity to use the principles of agile development to make sure that we are able to offer the customer exactly what they want without succumbing to feature creep.<\/p>\n
WordPress offers ways of making this easier with it’s easy setup and stacks of community – we can get a MVP out to clients quicker than ever and then iteratively develop the final website with feedback from the client.<\/p>\n
This talk discusses how we can do this, what pitfalls there might be and why agile is not just for large powerhouse companies but also for the self-employed.<\/p>\n
Intended audience types:<\/strong> Business, Community<\/p>\n Intended audience expertise:<\/strong> Intermediate<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As a self-employed website designer often we work on our own with direct contact with our clients. This gives us a great opportunity to use the principles of agile development to make sure that we are able to offer the … Continue reading Agile development for the self employed<\/span>