What is The Purpose of a Kanban Card?
Kanban cards evolved from their original use in manufacturing environments. They are now used for Agile software development, service tasks, and personal work tracking. In today's dynamic world, the purpose of a Kanban card can vary, depending on the needs of a person or organization. Kanban cards and boards
How to Write Acceptance Criteria for Kanban User Stories
The success of any product depends on meeting customer needs and requirements. It is important for any business to clearly understand and know what their customers want and need. In our Kanban user stories blog, we discussed how creating clear user stories helps development teams understand customer needs and
How to Break Down Tasks into Smaller Ones
In one way or another, we have all been to a point when we have to accomplish a task that is so large, it’s overwhelming. It can be for work or something personal, but the fact is facing a huge task will need more than just working on it.
Manage Your Content Calendar More Effectively with Kanban
Any business who wants to thrive needs to invest in sharing information and content. Consumers look for brands they can relate with. They look for brands that care for the same advocacies they do. They want brands that display expertise and knowledge in their industries. Consumers search the Internet
Integrate with Kanban Zone’s API to Create Cards
As we continue to improve Kanban Zone, many of our customers are seeking ways to integrate their systems with Kanban Zone and now that’s possible with our first Application Program Interface (API). We will be adding many more APIs, but we started with the most important and obvious… Creating
What is a Kanban Card: Use and Purpose
The Kanban methodology greatly relies on the proper use of two tools: Kanban Board [IS1] and Kanban cards. If the Kanban board is the main workspace where the whole project and its processes are laid out, the cards are the visual representation of all the work necessary for successful
