Designing using Agile/Scrum methodology is based on flexibility and quickly responding to changing requirements. The process begins with creating a project vision and defining requirements in the form of a backlog, which is dynamically updated at every stage. In Scrum, work is divided into short iterations (sprints), allowing the project to be adapted quickly to changing needs.

Each sprint covers a defined set of tasks to be completed within a short timeframe. At the beginning of each sprint, there is planning to set priorities and goals, and at the end, the results are presented to the client. This approach ensures the client has continuous visibility into progress and can provide feedback and adjustments, enabling a more precise alignment with their expectations.

A key feature of Agile/Scrum is continuous improvement and the iterative nature of work. After each sprint, the team analyzes the results, draws conclusions, and introduces enhancements, both in the design process and in client communication. This methodology allows for faster adaptation to new challenges and market changes, making the project more efficient and better aligned with real needs.