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We’ve recently changed the way we support the growth of our developers at dxw. We now have a detailed progression framework for each role in the team.

Recently, we tried a different sprint planning process. While it might seem like we haven’t changed a lot, it had a significant impact.

One of the principles of agile delivery is to work on the riskiest things first. But what does that mean in practice?

With lots to celebrate and share, we felt it was time to update our dxw stickers so they continue to reflect the work and values of dxw.

In this blog post I’ll be exploring an approach that puts tasks relating to accessibility first at each stage of planning and creating digital products.

This type of testing is beneficial to how a user’s environment might affect their use of a service. We learned a lot by doing this so we’ve shared some ideas to help others try it.