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 1 | # Trello
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 3 | ## what is Trello?
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 5 | Trello is a powerful project management tool that uses boards, lists, and cards to help teams collaborate and manage their work.
 6 | 
 7 | ## key concepts for Trello
 8 | 
 9 | - Summary: workspace -> borads (reperesnets a project) -> lists (columns on a board - to do, in progress, testing, done) -> cards (individual tasks)
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11 |   - Boards: A board represents a project or a high-level category. Create a board first for each major project.
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13 |   - Lists: Lists are columns on a board that represent different stages or phases of your project. Common lists might include "To Do," "In Progress," "Testing," and "Done."
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15 |   - Cards: Cards are individual tasks or items within a list. Each card can contain details, comments, attachments, due dates, and more.
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17 | ## Let's see how it works practically
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19 | 1. Create a Board: Log in to Trello and click on the '+' icon to create a new board. Name your board (e.g., "Project X") and add team members.
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21 | 2. Create Lists: Once your board is created, add lists that represent the workflow or stages of your project. For example: To Do, In Progress, Testing, Done.
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23 | 3. Add Cards: In each list, add cards for specific tasks or items that need to be addressed. Click on a list, then click '+ Add a card' to create a new task.
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25 | 4. Assign Members: Assign team members to cards by opening the card and adding them to the "Members" section.
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27 | 5. Due Dates: Set due dates for tasks by clicking on a card and selecting a due date. This helps in keeping everyone aware of deadlines.
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29 | 6. Labels: Use labels to categorize or prioritize cards.
30 |    For example, you can use labels for different types of tasks (bug, feature, documentation).
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32 | 7. Comments and Attachments: Communicate within cards by adding comments. Attach relevant files or links to cards for easy reference.
33 | 
34 | 8. Checklists: Break down tasks into smaller steps using checklists within cards.
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36 | ## Collaborate Effectively
37 | 
38 | 1. Notifications: Customize your notification settings to stay informed about changes. Trello sends notifications about due dates, comments, and more.
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40 | 2. Power-Ups: Explore Trello Power-Ups to integrate with other tools like Google Drive, Slack, and more.
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42 | 3. Calendar View: Use the calendar view to get a timeline perspective of due dates.
43 | 
44 | 4. Drag-and-Drop: Trello is built for simplicity. Drag and drop cards between lists to update their status.
45 | 
46 | 5. Board Background: Customize the board background to make it visually appealing and distinct.
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48 | ## Tips
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50 | 1. Regular Updates: Encourage team members to regularly update the status of their tasks.
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52 | 2. Meetings: Use Trello in team meetings to discuss progress and upcoming tasks.
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54 | 3. Training: Ensure everyone on the team is familiar with Trello. Trello has a good help center with tutorials.
55 | 
56 | Remember, Trello is highly flexible, and you can adapt it to your team's specific needs. Regularly revisit and refine your board structure based on the evolving needs of your project.
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