A common approach for web development teams is to work in an agile environment where applications and sites are built, checked, and modified in an iterative way as the work progresses. This is opposed to a more formal waterfall approach with distinctive stages and formalised review sessions. For effective creation of an accessible website or application, it means that your “scrum” team needs to have good working accessibility knowledge and skills that they can apply and include as the definition of “done”.
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