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B. Leading Agile Teams

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  • Design System

    23/07/24 10:49   |  A. Understanding User Needs  |  All Guidelines and Documentation  |  B. Leading Agile Teams  |  C. Choosing the right technology

    Design your services using GOV.CY styles, components and patterns.

    Use the Design System to make your service consistent with GOV.CY and avoid repeating work that’s already been done. The Design System makes it easy for digital teams to build accessible, consistent, and performant services and products to meet Cyprus’ needs.

  • Service Development Workflow

    22/11/22 17:33   |  A. Understanding User Needs  |  All Guidelines and Documentation  |  B. Leading Agile Teams

    The Service Development Workflow document describes the high-level process that can be followed to develop a good public-facing government service.

  • Iterate and improve frequently

    10/05/22 10:00   |  All Guidelines and Documentation  |  B. Leading Agile Teams

    Services are never ‘finished’. Using agile methods means getting real people using your service as early as possible. Then making improvements throughout the lifetime of the service.

  • Guidance for agile ways of working

    10/05/22 08:58   |  All Guidelines and Documentation  |  B. Leading Agile Teams

    You must use an agile approach to project management to build and run government digital services.

    Agile methods encourage teams to build and release quickly, test what they’ve built and iterate their work based on regular feedback.

  • Guidance for Multidisciplinary teams

    10/05/22 08:52   |  All Guidelines and Documentation  |  B. Leading Agile Teams

    Your service team must include people doing a variety of different roles (this type of team is called a multidisciplinary team). You may need to include other roles depending on the size and nature of your service.

    Multidisciplinary teams are needed to make and operate government services at a sustainable pace and at scale.