IDEversjonen

IDEversjonen, also known as IDE version, is a concept in the development of complex systems, software, or products. The term is derived from the Norwegian phrase "Ideversjon", which translates to "idea version" or "design version" but in the field or industry specifically refers to the development approach where different design or development iterations are based on specific requirements or visions. This allows for rapid prototyping and development cycles.

The IDEversjon approach is similar to the Design-As-You-Go method. It is an iterative process where multiple versions of a design exist simultaneously, with each iteration reflecting a change in requirements, design, or functionality. This method is particularly useful in agile software development.

The IDEversjon approach helps teams focus on problem-solving within a constrained environment, allowing the product design or service development to reflect a specific user need or vision. IDEversjon encourages close collaboration among team members, stakeholders, and users to ensure the development aligns with the stakeholders' ideas or visions.

As a development approach, IDEversjon involves planning multiple iterations of a product, focusing on delivering intended functionality and design attributes, which eventually form the final product or service offered to the market. Throughout each iteration, the design or development team receives feedback to improve the overall concept.