Annex treats Solution Architecture as part of a wider digital-service problem, not as an isolated output. Architecture that connects business needs, user experience, technology, security and delivery constraints. The resulting design system is now available and being used for the ActewAGL development and design teams to guide and speed up the delivery of their ongoing retail and platform transformation. With their new app and website projects approved for redevelopment ActewAGL engaged Annex to deliver and document a Design System for the organisation. In practical terms, the aim is an architecture that supports delivery now and change later, with the shape of the work determined by the users, systems and delivery context.
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