What is an Iterative Life Cycle?

The Iterative Lifecycle in project management is like building a puzzle by placing pieces bit by bit, refining as you go, rather than trying to solve it all at once. It’s a way of working on a project where you tackle parts of it in smaller, repeated cycles. Imagine working on a painting—instead of finishing it all in one go, you add layers, making improvements each time until it looks just right. In an iterative approach, you create and refine parts of the project in repeated cycles, using feedback from each cycle to make improvements in the next. It’s like fine-tuning and perfecting each piece before putting them all together for the final masterpiece.