Your Entire Project in a Single Glance with Trello
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The document introduces Trello as a collaboration tool that organizes projects into boards for better task management. It provides a step-by-step guide on signing up, creating boards, lists, and cards, and customizing card information for effective communication among team members. The document also briefly explains the functionality of power-ups that enhance Trello's capabilities.
Your Entire Project in a Single Glance with Trello
- 1. Your entire project, in a single glance JaniceAlmada.com
- 3. that organizes your projects into BOARDS JaniceAlmada.com
- 4. where in one glance JaniceAlmada.com
- 8. and where something is in a process JaniceAlmada.com
- 9. So, if you want to get more things done JaniceAlmada.com
- 11. Let’s sign up with JaniceAlmada.com
- 13. The Welcome Page will appear JaniceAlmada.com
- 14. Click on ‘Sign Up - It’s Free’ JaniceAlmada.com
- 15. Let’s now create a Trello Account JaniceAlmada.com
- 17. Enter your Email Address JaniceAlmada.com
- 19. Select ‘Create New Account’ JaniceAlmada.com
- 21. Click on Check your Inbox JaniceAlmada.com
- 22. Sign in to your Google Account JaniceAlmada.com
- 23. then click ‘Verify Address’ JaniceAlmada.com
- 24. You‘ll be directed to the Homepage JaniceAlmada.com
- 25. Let’s now create our First Board! JaniceAlmada.com
- 26. Click the ‘+’ button JaniceAlmada.com
- 30. Welcome to the Trello Board JaniceAlmada.com
- 31. By default Boards are set to ‘Private’ JaniceAlmada.com
- 32. But you can also set boards to ‘Public’ or JaniceAlmada.com
- 34. Now, let’s add a list to our board JaniceAlmada.com
- 35. Click on the ‘Add a list’ button JaniceAlmada.com
- 39. Let’s now add our first card! JaniceAlmada.com
- 40. Select the ‘Add a card’ button JaniceAlmada.com
- 42. and we now have our first card JaniceAlmada.com
- 44. Let’s have a review first of some board basics JaniceAlmada.com
- 46. A board represents a project JaniceAlmada.com
- 47. It’s a place to organize tasks on lists JaniceAlmada.com
- 48. and collaborate with your team JaniceAlmada.com
- 49. Here’s the ‘BOARD’ name JaniceAlmada.com
- 50. On the other hand… JaniceAlmada.com
- 52. LIST keeps cards organized in their various stages of progress JaniceAlmada.com
- 53. You may use LIST to create a workflow JaniceAlmada.com
- 54. Or act as a repository of ideas JaniceAlmada.com
- 55. Here is our ‘LIST’ JaniceAlmada.com
- 58. Cards are the fundamental unit of a board JaniceAlmada.com
- 60. Here is our ‘CARD’ JaniceAlmada.com
- 61. Let’s add a few more cards JaniceAlmada.com
- 62. Here are our additional cards JaniceAlmada.com
- 63. Let’s also add some lists JaniceAlmada.com
- 64. Here are two more lists JaniceAlmada.com
- 65. We can now start editing our cards JaniceAlmada.com
- 66. Cards can be customized to hold a variety of useful information JaniceAlmada.com
- 67. and facilitate collaboration with anyone, anywhere JaniceAlmada.com
- 68. Select the card that you want to view contents within JaniceAlmada.com
- 69. Click on ‘How IFTTT Works’ JaniceAlmada.com
- 70. The ‘Card Back’ will appear JaniceAlmada.com
- 71. The ‘card back’ has four main sections JaniceAlmada.com
- 73. Select ‘Edit the description’ JaniceAlmada.com
- 74. In the description field, you may add… JaniceAlmada.com
- 75. additional specific information about your card JaniceAlmada.com
- 77. and step by step directions JaniceAlmada.com
- 78. Add description to the card JaniceAlmada.com
- 80. Second Part: Comments and Activity JaniceAlmada.com
- 81. You may comment on cards when communicating with team members JaniceAlmada.com
- 82. You can also @ mention a member to notify them in a comment JaniceAlmada.com
- 83. Whereas the activity feed shows… JaniceAlmada.com
- 84. the history of actions that have taken place on a card JaniceAlmada.com
- 85. and creates a timeline of events as progress is made JaniceAlmada.com
- 88. This part provides more tools for the card back JaniceAlmada.com
- 90. add board members to assign them tasks or keep them in the loop JaniceAlmada.com
- 91. add labels for filtering and data visualization JaniceAlmada.com
- 92. add checklists for cards that require subtasks JaniceAlmada.com
- 93. add a due date to cards for projects that have deadlines JaniceAlmada.com
- 94. add attachments from both local drive and many cloud storages JaniceAlmada.com
- 97. A CARD can be MOVED around to a new board or list and can also be COPIED JaniceAlmada.com
- 98. Any board member can SUBSCRIBE to a card to receive notifications for actions that occur on the card JaniceAlmada.com
- 99. Finished cards can be ARCHIVED and can always be retrieved at a later date JaniceAlmada.com
- 100. Now, let’s enable our ‘POWER UPS’ JaniceAlmada.com
- 101. Click on ‘Show Menu’ JaniceAlmada.com
- 103. the‘ Power-Ups’ section will appear JaniceAlmada.com
- 104. To activate or deactivate the Power-Ups that you would like to use JaniceAlmada.com
- 107. What are the functions of our ‘Power-Ups’? JaniceAlmada.com
- 112. That’s all for now! JaniceAlmada.com
- 113. and since is a FREE APP JaniceAlmada.com
- 114. You can go ahead and try it for yourself! JaniceAlmada.com
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