Create stunning roadmaps by visualizing your priorities on a Kanban board.
After you've made strategic roadmap decisions on the what and when on the prioritization matrix (Chart view), you can choose between two roadmap views (or use both):
- Board: Find your items sorted by lane on the Kanban board. This approach is often used to manage and monitor a project's status. Scroll down to learn more.
- Timeline: A timeline is a time-oriented visualization of a roadmap that uses item dates to plot roadmap data along a timeline. Learn more about the Timeline view.
The Board view is a theme-oriented visualization of your items that work best for "no date" roadmaps or more agile roadmaps that can be pivoted on themes, sprints, or epics. The board allows you to share what you’re working on now, next, and later to keep everyone aligned and focused on what truly matters.
Using the Kanban board
With Kanban, work items are represented visually on a (Kanban) board, allowing team members and stakeholders to see the state of every piece of work at any time. States are defined by lanes (columns) and can be used in different ways, for example:
- By progress (e.g. backlog, scheduled, in progress, done, ...)
- By time (e.g. Q1, Q2, Q3, ... or future, next, now, ...)
You can use drag and drop to move your items between lanes to update their status.
Multi-select fields
Board columns can be configured using multi-select fields. This includes time period and milestone fields, allowing a single item to appear in multiple columns if it is associated with multiple periods or milestones. This provides a more accurate single source of truth for cross-period roadmapping.
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