Agile  Vs  Waterfall

Which Methodology is Right for You?

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A strategy allowing continuous iteration of development and testing simultaneously to aid in software development and effective communication among stakeholders.

What is Agile?

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A sequential and linear flow model for software development where each phase must be completed before moving onto the next without any crossover between phases.

What is Waterfall?

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 - Agile allows for consistent growth during the project.   - Waterfall follows a sequential design process.

Comparison based on Design Approaches

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Comparison based on Flexibility vs. Rigidity

 - Agile allows changes after the first stage of design.   - Waterfall does not allow changes once the project development begins.

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Comparison based on Testing Approach

 - Agile frequently tests in conjunction with development to maintain consistent quality.   - Waterfall rarely uses a test approach.

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Comparison based on Development Approach

 - Agile follows an incremental development approach.   - Waterfall completes all development phases in one go.

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 - Agile focuses on fulfilling customer demands and adapting to their expectations.   - Waterfall is focused on completing the project.

Comparison based on Customer-Centric vs. Project-Centric

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Consider the following factors before deciding on a technique:   - What kind of work do we do?   - Who is going to do the work?

Agile or Waterfall: Which is Better?

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Curious about project management techniques?

Dive into InterviewBit's blog post comparing Waterfall and Agile methodologies to discover which approach suits your project best!

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