How is the interaction between an analyst, developer, architect, QA, and designers organized?

The interaction of analysts with developers, architects, QA, and designers is built on close collaboration and information exchange to successfully implement the project.

• With developers: The analyst transmits requirements, clarifies details, helps understand business logic, and answers questions about functionality.
• With the architect: They jointly discuss technical solutions, limitations, and implementation possibilities to ensure requirements are feasible and scalable.
• With QA: The analyst helps formulate test cases based on requirements and participates in verifying that the implementation meets business goals.
• With designers: They discuss user scenarios, clarify interface requirements to ensure the design meets user expectations.

This interaction ensures understanding of requirements at all stages, reduces risks, and improves the quality of the final product.