Agile UX refers to the practice of integrating UX design processes into Agile development cycles. It’s about making sure user experience design and user research happen continuously and iteratively alongside development sprints, rather than all upfront. In Agile UX, designers, developers, and product managers work collaboratively — for example, a designer might create and user-test a quick prototype during one sprint, so that feedback can be incorporated by the next sprint. The goal is to ensure that the product evolves with user feedback and maintains good usability even as new features are rapidly developed. Agile UX often involves techniques like just-in-time design (designing as you go) and close teamwork, so that design can keep pace with frequent releases. This approach helps avoid a disconnect between what’s developed and what users actually need or understand.