Agile development

Agile development is a way of building software in small pieces instead of one big launch. You build a small part, put it in front of real people, learn from what they do, and then build the next part. For a coach building a client portal, that might mean launching with only the booking page first, then adding the course library once clients have used it for a few weeks. It suits small teams because nobody spends months on a feature that turns out not to matter. The catch is that agile needs someone on your side to look at each piece and give feedback quickly. If that person is too busy for a month, the work slows down or heads the wrong way.