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Learn to set up a free Trello account and follow along as you build a simple, powerful workflow that boosts productivity and saves time with this web-based project management tool.
Create your Trello board, name it, choose a background, set privacy, then build a simple workflow with ideas, to do, and finished lists, and manage cards with drag and drop.
Set a custom background for your project by opening the show menu and selecting change background, then pick a solid color or free stock image to upload.
Link Trello cards to boards by sharing card links, referencing cards in comments, and attaching cards to establish true connections with visible indicators.
Learn to track task duration in Trello with power-ups to set time, log time spent, and auto-calculate remaining time, showing time on the card and enabling labels and lists filters.
Explore core templates and board templates in Trello and gain inspiration from others’ templates. Create and copy templates from the library, turning boards into reusable templates for ongoing projects.
Learn to create repeating Trello cards with the Card Riveter power up, selecting weekly, monthly, yearly, or daily repeats with time and position; also back up boards with rewind backups.
Learn to manage Trello by archiving, restoring, and permanently deleting cards; archive lists (deleting lists isn’t possible), then close and reopen boards, with options to permanently delete boards.
Trello enables more efficient teamwork and increased productivity. Unlike most other productivity tools, it is intuitive and simple to use, but at the same time it is versatile enough to be adjusted for more important and complicated project management.
You may make cards to keep track of tasks with it. These are put on lists that group cards and can be used to indicate different stages of development. Then, various lists could be combined to create a board that represented a single project.
Your projects are arranged into boards using this collaboration tool.
Trello allows you to quickly see what is being worked on, who is working on it, and where it is in the process.
One of the most well-known and frequently used productivity, digital collaboration, and agile project management applications in the world is Trello. That is not a coincidence, and you will learn why in this course. More significantly, though, I can guarantee that once you start using Trello, it will probably start to influence your daily activities.
Trello is very adaptable, attractive, and simple to use. When working on jobs or projects, it will assist you in being more productive and effective.
Who this course is for:
To-Do Lists Lovers
Multi-Taskers
Productivity Geeks