Trello

I like the notification system of Trello with an email sent for every update on task and comments

The storage of Trello is limited especially with the free version, however storage will increase with upgrade in subscription

Yes. I recommend the use of Trello to project managers who are focused on their team's success

I no longer have to worry about forgetting my tasks because all my notes are saved on Trello and its also convenient to access Trello on my mobile device

The application is user-friendly and responsive for all of us. I can build Task cards and customized templates in seconds. You can easily use it. A appropriate interface has been improved to offer all the essential functions required for the implementation of the work. I am satisfied by the simplicity with which participants of the board community in Trello will specifically incorporate this in other services such as Slack.

I may not have dislike regarding about Trello, besides that in smartphone layout it can be a little difficult for using. The interfaces are quite wide and can be displayed for everybody on a wider display. This is really targeted for computer usage.

I strongly suggest Trello because it helps to make jobs easier with working team members and collaboratively, through online boards of section various tasks.

With Trello we could quickly see if anyone works on assignments and tasks to accomplish, which helps us avoiding emails and asking for replies back and forth multiple times. Our organization transparency and workflow have been increased overtime, tasks more effective.

I love how intuitive it is and super simple to use. You don't need any training to get started. The more you use it, the more you realize what it can do.

I don't love that it's linear. It just goes across the top. I would like to be able to move my boards around the page.

We have a team that works remotely and we're working on the same projects. This is a way for all us to know what is going on. It helps us to stay organized and communicate.

- It creats cards for each of your task or for an assignment and you can store all the data files within that card.

- All team members added to the card can see the details.

- You can move cards from one task or one team to another.

You cannot save the board for offline use.

Recommended to all Product Manager,

It will ease your work, you can add all your team members in a single boards.

You can craeat a ticket or card for each of your requirement or initiatives.

- I am a PM and my role is cross functional, I use Trello to track a current position of a task and it is under which team, It has organized all my work.

The upsides of using trello is syncing of data between the desktop and mobile app application. It really helps even though we are not our desk, we can use it from our phone too.

A premium business plan cost is little bit high.

Definitely, go for it. It's a really good application for the ones who are looking for management related work. Trello has a great user interface as well as the kind of customisation they provide are really good.

Solving lots of project management work by creating different project boards and Sharing the same with the team members. It is very use to maintain the task status.

Sharing of files including photos and creating of tasks and lists from where tasks are completed

I need to have internet connection at all times in order to acess Trello

Trello is a must have in order to get your work done

Adding of due dates to when creating cards keeps us alert on deadlines

My favorite feature of Trello is the ability to set due dates and priorities that my whole team and coworkers can see.

Working with columns makes it easy to move items from drafting to design to review and approval. With team sharing, trello keeps not only me but my co workers and manager on the same page. I also like the flexibility to put due dates, color code, and attach priorities to a given task.

Generally it’s flexible, powerful and super easy to use.

I don’t love that some of the more advanced features aren’t the most intuitive. Once you get the hang of using Trello it’s a pleasure, but setting up some of the synching was tricky at first.

Be sure to consider various options when setting up your boards. Each of my coworkers using a slightly different workflow and you should always use what works for you.

So, candidly I have ADHD. Trello keeps me on track, helps me know what I need to be doing, and helps me prioritize which projects I can do even when executive distinction hits.

It isn’t a treatment or cure all, but I cannot overstate the impact Trello has had on making my own struggles work better for my job.

The possibility of organizing tasks and activities and being able to monitor the progress of each person on the team. Especially in this time of home office, it has been essential.

I have no complaints, it was always very easy and intuitive to use.

I recommend Trello for both personal use (as a planner) and professional use.

You can organize your activities and set a deadline for each of them, in addition to allocating each of them to a person on the team.

Usability is great!

It is being very useful in the creation of a new ecommerce platform, as it is possible to create cards with ideas, ongoing and future activities.

This makes the whole creation process more organized and clear.