Junior Agile

What is the purpose of the Sprint in Scrum?

A Sprint is a fixed-length (usually 1–4 weeks) timebox where a usable and potentially

shippable product increment is developed. The Sprint fosters focus, regular delivery, and

continuous improvement.

Example:

A digital agency might run 2-week Sprints to deliver iterative updates to a client’s website.

After each Sprint, the client gets a working piece — such as a new landing page — and

provides feedback that shapes the next Sprint.

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