Collapsing and Expanding Horizontal Dividers
Horizontal dividers can be used for many things within CardBoard. One of which is for slicing out release to prioritize tasks and establish an MVP (Minimum Viable Product).
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Webinar: Introduction to User Story Mapping
Building products can be tough, the proper planning can ensure your products are their best. In this webinar, […]
Three trends for 2020
As more team members work remotely, finding visual collaboration tools will become vital for teams With more workers […]
How any business can benefit from User Story Mapping
If you were to do a Google search on the term User Story Mapping you might be led to believe […]
4 Tips for Better Collaboration
Working with teams can be highly rewarding, yet extremely challenging. Collaboration is fundamental piece to scaling business and […]
What Makes a Great Scrum Master?
Managing your team and being the voice of accountability is tough. Being a great scrum master is even more challenging. What does it take to be a GREAT scrum master?
Using Custom Annotations
We’ve added a new feature to customize your boards even more. CardBoard now supports custom annotations. Annotations provide […]
The Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) and User Story Mapping
SAFe includes practices and principals for large scale software development efforts. The intent is to scale what works […]
WEBINAR: 10 Features to Get More Out of CardBoard
UPDATED: YOU CAN NOW WATCH THE RECORDED PLAYBACK BELOW Topic: 10 Features to Help you get More Out […]
How to Use Assigned To Feature
Assigning tasks to your team is an additional way to organize projects and increase shared understanding in your […]
New Folders and My Boards
After creating several boards, you might come to the realization that you wished you had a better way […]
Using Journeys in CardBoard
A user journey (or sometimes customer journey) is a series of steps your users go through to accomplish […]