Agile Manifesto Principles refer to a set of 12 foundational principles that underpin the Agile software development methodology. These principles are designed to guide teams in delivering high-quality software by prioritising collaboration, flexibility and customer satisfaction over rigid processes and documentation. The principles emphasise continuous delivery, adaptability and close collaboration between developers and stakeholders, ensuring that software development remains responsive to changing requirements and focused on providing value to the customer.
Twelve Principles
- Regular Reflection
- Customer Satisfaction
- Welcome Changing Requirements
- Frequent Delivery
- Collaboration
- Motivated Individuals
- Face-to-Face Communication
- Working Software as the Primary Measure of Progress
- Sustainable Development
- Technical Excellence
- Simplicity
- Self-Organising Teams