![]() ![]() Since there is no “Done” column, I like to have labels for statuses. This is up to you on how you want to manage your cards with labels. Trello also allows labels so you can create unlimited labels for easier management of your cards. That way, you’re keeping Backlog in its previous place and moving the old Version list to the right. There will appear a simple form to create a new list and when created, it will appear in between those lists. So what I do here is double-clicking between the Backlog list and the latest Version list. Since Trello is moving from left to right, you don’t want to scroll 20 old version lists to get to the 21st. New version lists are not going to the right. That way, Trello will inform all members assigned to that card when the date is close. If you’re working on a schedule, be sure to add due-dates to cards. Then, if you’re working in a team, assign one or more members to that card. When you’ve discussed which backlog cards are going into that version, you move them there. Each list will have the name of the next version you tend to publish. Version lists are list that you will create for each version. Maybe you have some documentation to write or publish a new blog post about your product. Also, this cards can be marketing related or site related. Usually, a feature request might get into this list also, if approved. Don’t set due-dates and members to them yet. Each card holds information on what you want to do, checklists and such. The backlog list of your WordPress product will contain all the features, refactoring and other stuff that is yet to be done. Link to the request (for example a wp.org forum).In this card paste the request text and if possible add additional information such as: If you’re managing a freemium WordPress Product, some of the features might become a premium feature.Įach card is a separate feature. That is a great thing because it means that your product is being used. When managing a WordPress Product, you will most likely get various feature requests. Don’t store sensitive data if creating a public board Site: If you’re having a site, have site information here.Graphics: You can place colors, logos and other assets here.General Information: What is this product about? The initial idea and thoughts on it.You will also know where the information you need is stored. For each information, create a Card so you can keep it simple. Since Trello is moving from left to right, you don’t want your info list to be to the right because you might scroll indefinitely in a few months. The info list is the first column that you’ll see when opening your WordPress Product board. I will simplify things here and create something general which you can apply to a plugin, theme or any other product. When creating board lists, you need to take into account what your WordPress Product is about. This is an example of what we are going to create: Otherwise, make it private, especially if you’re storing sensitive data to it. If you wish to show the whole roadmap for your users, make it publicly available. By doing that, everybody on your team will have access to the board. If you have a team, create a team and attach the board to the team. Of course, you will create a new board for your WordPress product. ![]() Let’s now focus on managing a WordPress Product with Trello. Cards can have checklists, attachments, due dates, members and a lot of other things. You can create various boards with unlimited lists.Įach list can have unlimited cards and each card holds information related to a task. If you have not yet heard of Trello, Trello is an application that helps you create to-do lists. If you don’t want to read, you can check the video at the bottom of the article. Trello can help you manage your products and in this tutorial, I will show you how I manage my WordPress products with Trello. ![]() Running a Product Business can be hard and unless you’re well organized, it will be impossible to run it in the long run. ![]()
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