Boards & Tasks on Method

Boards & Tasks: With a board-on method, different tasks are displayed according to their status (progress level). The default boards are Backlog, Accepted, In Progress, and Review. More features can be added to a board. A task refers to work assigned to a person. Depending on progress, a task is usually pinned to a board. Every time the status of a task changes, it is moved to a different board.

CREATING A BOARD.

To create a board on method,

1. On the header, click the second icon, which is “Boards & Tasks, and slide to the end of the page.
2. Click on “Create a new board”
3. Input the name of the board and click “create.”
4. To remove a board or add a specific task to a board on method, click the three arrows on the right and select one of the options you want to complete

Boards on Method

CREATING A TASK

There are three ways to create a task for a method. To create a task, you can either:

(1) (i) Click the “Board & Task” button in the header and then click (ii) “Add New Task”

Creating a task

(2) Click the “Create Task” button in the main menu of the workspace

(3) Click on the “Create” button at the top of the header

Creating a task

• Add a title for the task and click “Create”.
• After which the specifics of the task are added. These specifics include;

Task on method

• Priority (high, medium, or low).
• Estimate (shows the number of days needed to complete the task).
• Milestones (these are defined points in your project’s schedule).
• State, it is typically shown on boards and can have other features added to it. It displays the task’s progress (backlog, in progress, review, and completed
• Weight (indicates what fraction of the wallet gets paid out after completion of the task).
• Due date (expected date of completion of the assigned task)
• Assigned (it lets you assign the task to any member of the workspace), of which a notification will be sent to them.
• Description (full details of the task to be carried out are explained)
• A to-do list (to list out specific actions to be taken that will lead to the completion of the task; this will also help in time-logging as a specific duration of time will be assigned to each action)
• Attachment (any document needed to ensure completion of the task can be added here, and completed work can also be submitted here).
• Comments (a link needed to ensure completion of the task can be added here, and completed work can also be submitted here).