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It’s time to organize endless Trello lists into a story map, and see the big picture of your product. Sync your board with StoriesOnBoard with just a few clicks.
Plan releases effortlessly with drag and drop. Road mapping your product gives you clarity about how your next quarter will look like. Release information is synced and highlighted on the Trello board in real-time.
Track the development process from a bird’s eye of view. Status changes are synced immediately to your backlog and status reports. On top of it you can receive custom notifications.
Before we adopted story mapping, we were misusing Trello to handle both our in-sprint workflow and our longer range workflow across multiple boards, and while Trello is fine for our in-sprint workflow, every attempt to use it for the longer range planning would be a false start.
Dave Duchene
Cisco
Brainstorm with your remote teammates in real-time. Write concise user stories then detail them with requirements. Organize customer feedback assets and mockups in the same place. All the details are synced to Trello.
Give the context of the ideation to the development without flooding the cards. All the crucial information and assets are synced to Trello cards. Attachments are accessible directly from Trello.
Collect ideas on the backlog and push to the execution when they’re ready to implement. Stakeholders can join for free and can leave productive comments without diving deep into the software development.
Organize backlog items in a way that fits to your product. Create your product backbone based on user journey, user steps or even product components.
Tailor tools to your process, not the other way around. You can set up your unique workflow for managing ideas and planning releases. Map backlog and Trello statuses as you wish.
Don’t let the development board get flooded. Plan releases in StoriesOnBoard, then sync to the dev team one by one to keep them focused.
Share project with your customers by invititing to the story map. Customers get a intuitive view of the project and they can leave comments.
Learn more →A collection of the best intros, advanced techniques, case studies and tools for user story mapping curated by us.
Learn more →After inviting executives to the backlog, they can access to the real-time updated status reports.
Learn more →Build your product's story map. Discover activities. Explore the product. Prioritize tasks and slice out viable/working releases.
Learn more →Set up workflows for development by syncing StoriesOnBoard with Trello so that card statuses are always up-to-date.
Learn more →Push tasks that are ready for development to your Trello board without flooding it with feature ideas.
Keep your Trello board clean to stay focused while making sure all your data is safely stored in a visual way.
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Create user story map from scratch by collecting activities and user steps. Follow the narrative flow to get whole journey.
Import Trello cards and arrange them below activities. If there is no task beneath a user step, there should be a missing feature. Explore what feature can solve the step or how a feature can serve a better user experience.
So you've found holes and solved the issues but what's next? You'll get tons of opportunities after story mapping.
Create user story map from scratch by collecting activities and user steps. Follow the narrative flow to get whole journey.
This workflow allows you to
- analyze new items and don't let you develop something useless
- prioritize new tasks on a story map and guides you to schedule them
- estimate new tasks and give help to release/sprint planning.
While a scrum team is working on a sprint the scrum master can collect feedback and ideas. SM keeps unscheduled and unestimated tasks away from the dev team and avoids losing the pace.