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> Also, there is a trend to have a physical board with tickets, as well as a trello board. Oh no! This sounds like a horrible idea! Two sources of truth, every

> Also, there is a trend to have a physical board with tickets, as well as a trello board. Oh no! This sounds like a horrible idea! Two sources of truth, everybody trying to avoid the work of syncing them. Eek. > The problem with trello is linking tickets intelligently is hard. One way is to break any sizeable task onto it's own board. Just note on the card that it has been moved to a board of it's own. There is a logical team>board structure for this. Then you have a master board with the main building blocks on it, and then sub boards with tasks/stories on them. It is no panacea, but it can work

Wowfunhappy 8y ago
> One way is to break any sizeable task onto it's own board. Just note on the card that it has been moved to a board of it's own. There is a logical team>board structure for this. Then you have a master board with the main building blocks on it, and then sub boards with tasks/stories on them. It is no panacea, but it can work We've experimented with this type of thing in my company. In practice, we found that having multiple boards for a single project is just a bit too much to keep track of. I could see this working if Trello made it easy to quickly move between boards. This could be something as simple as a breadcrumb style path: Grandparent Board > Parent Board > Child Board, or something to that effect. Or maybe that would overcomplicate Trello, I'm not sure.