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Trello is a flexible project management and collaboration tool that allows users to organize tasks in the form of cards arranged on boards. It supports real-time collaboration and offers an intuitive user interface.
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Usable application software: supports people in a task.
Concrete cog in the system that works inside larger relationships.
Trello is a web-based Kanban tool that organizes work as cards on lists and boards.
Michael Pryor and Joel Spolsky introduced Trello at Fog Creek Software in 2011. It connected digital cards and lists with Kanban’s visual way of working.
A board shows a workflow, lists mark states, and cards carry work. A card moves between lists as its status changes.
Work is made visible and moved through states.
One work item with detail and ownership.
The sequence and limits of work steps.
Trello quickly creates a shared view of work and status; complex dependencies, permissions, or reporting may require additional systems.
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