Optimizing Trello for Project Management

What is the core method that Trello is based on?

• Scrum

• Waterfall

• Agile

• Kanban

Why might you want to create a 'Pending' list in Trello?

• To track completed tasks

• To manage tasks that are out of your hands

• To list ideas for future projects

• To organize tasks by priority

What is the purpose of the Card Size Power-Up in Trello?

• To create new lists automatically

• To assign tasks to team members

• To estimate and track time and effort on tasks

• To add color to cards

How does the Card Size Power-Up help in managing workload?

• By calculating remaining time and effort

• By providing a visual timeline

• By assigning tasks automatically

• By sending reminders for deadlines

What is a benefit of using Rewind Backups for Trello?

• It helps recover data in case of mistakes

• It provides a visual timeline of tasks

• It automates the creation of new cards

• It allows for automatic task assignment

What can Trello Automation help you avoid?

• Running out of storage space

• Losing data due to errors

• Overloading a list with too many tasks

• Forgetting to add labels or due dates

What is the purpose of Dashcards in Trello?

• To automate task assignments

• To add quantitative data and track metrics

• To provide a visual timeline

• To create new lists automatically

How can Dashcards enhance your Trello board?

• By adding new members automatically

• By providing a dynamic count of specific card types

• By creating new cards based on templates

• By sending notifications for deadlines

What is the Timeline view in Trello similar to?

• A Kanban board

• A Gantt chart

• A pie chart

• A bar graph

What advantage does the Timeline view offer in Trello?

• It automatically assigns tasks to team members

• It provides a detailed view of task durations

• It allows for automatic task completion

• It sends reminders for upcoming deadlines