This research conducted a research at Cybercom with focus on the project process and the work methods which were used. Due to design often being placed second to development during these processes, this research will look into different work methodologies that can contribute to a better structure, for instance the Dual-Track agile method. The aim was to solve how larger teams can benefit and get a better workflow with the use of Dual-Track agile. Drawing parallels with methods currently in practise for instance agile, Scrum and the waterfall method but also drawing focus on other methods like human centred design, agile user centred design and agile UX. The research was conducted using ethnographic and action research methods with observations and interviews. Continuing with a workshop where focus was on the design process and communication, resulting in a set of cards which aim to start discussions in the beginning of project as well as a need for a change of work methods, suggesting the Dual-Track agile method.