I design and deliver software products that Work First Time (for normal people, not just techies).If you'd like Agile projects to be more predictable, its products easier to use, start with an "Architect" - from a downward-thinking CPO to an upward-thinking interaction designer.And before you code, let your Architect think about and analyse what users would really like/need, and draw up some system-wide wireframes that deliver on that (just like an Architect's blueprints), but only designing *just deep enough* to show that an overall design hangs together, and that all the key things you want your users to do will indeed work, clearly and simply.It's entirely Agile-compatible, and will help your Agile software teams deliver you software *first time* that does what your users want, in ways they can understand, remember, enjoy, even *love*.______Not many people have been the sole Product-level Software Designer ("Architect", if you like) of a world-conquering mobile OS(!) But I was the sole designer of Psion's Symbian OS, and the functionality and UI of the whole platform was my job (as on the previous decade of Psion PDAs), and in 1998, shortly after the release of this platform, the whole mobile world came together to standardise on it.More recent History, Testimonials, an 'AppStore App of the Week' and various other Awards etc are at www.slashdesign.com