What is Trello?
What do you like best about Trello?
It has a very simple and easy-to-learn UI and tools that any new user can learn to manage tasks in it. And It shows every event about the task cards so you can admin can see the details about the task and its time.
Organization – lI just have to add all my tasks andTrello sorts them by their due date. I can add different lists (columns) and quickly move the cards to where I want them. This helps me track my progress for every assignment.
Reminders – With every card I add to my list, I can set a deadline and Trello will automatically show yellow/red colors once they are due soon. I also get notified through my phone and laptop
Collaboration – Since I can invite others to join my board, I can easily assign tasks to my teammates, leave comments, and tag them.
Convenience – Trello allows us to add attachments, labels, lists, descriptions, etc to every card. This prevents me from being stressed because navigating all the documents related to a task is now easier!
Trello enables the creation of a virtual list of items that can easily be tracked and tackled in an efficient manner. It is easy to use and has an attractive layout and design.
What do you dislike about Trello?
One of Trello’s drawbacks is that it is difficult to get used to initially from a usage perspective. If you have a long list of items and need to create a new item, the new item appears at the very bottom of the list and dragging it to the top of the list is often tricky. Also, it lacks a possible function of simply ticking done items and having them visible as it forces users to archive items instead.
Not really a downside but a recommendation to Trello. I would love it if I could integrate Trello to my Google Calendar so I could see everything – events, homeworks, things to do, etc, in 1 app. Although this is not a big deal!
There are no such things except one that you can not restrict users from moving cards of their tasks from one state to another so that anyone can move a task card. This can create an issue over the team, but that happens very rarely
Because it’s easy to use, you can quickly create too many boards and lose track of everything. So, starting off with a basic plan on how and why you want to use Trello is a great idea.
And this is not all Trello’s fault, but it is something that I run into after using it for a few weeks.
What problems is Trello solving and how is that benefiting you?
You can create a better overview of the work that needs to be done within my business. From client work, general business project overviews to organizing files and uploads.
I also use it for my music projects. Because Trello gives you the opportunity to upload files up to 10MB per file, I can collect my upcoming albums with song layouts and previews.
Very good and it saves a ton of time in the distribution process.
Trello is trying to be an all-encompassing tracker and virtual diary that seeks to supplement your calendar. It does enable collaboration and splitting tasks in a team. For users that like virtual tools for to-do lists, it is helpful but personally, a pen and paper might be a more basic and easier option.
Being organized. I’m a full time student taking 7 courses, working part time, and active in 2 clubs in my school. Even though traditional pen & paper planning helps me a lot, I still prefer to see everything in my Trello board because I can anticipate the next deliverables I have to work on.
As a developer working in a team, I can manage my tasks and Plan my weekly work schedule accordingly. Also, as a team lead, I can set the milestones and deadlines for the project by assigning my team the tasks and setting the deadline for the team user can also ask the query by uploading media in the comment section, so that is also a tool we use very often.
Trello Features
Pros
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“It’s quite simple to use and help organize our weeks in better ways. We also love the templates and inspiration we get from their blog.”
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“The features that allow shared accountability and easy of access/data sharing and management make this a big win for remote work.”
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“Trello has been a good software for collaboration, and my team and I are pleased with it.”
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“I love how easy it was to just start using this software when compared to other more heavyweight alternatives. If you have a use case for just yourself or a team you will love Trello.”
Cons
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“It can be exasperating typing a lengthy comment and losing everything because you exited or minimised the app.”
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“The fact that I cannot erased a card it’s quite annoying sometimes. In addition to that, the fact that there is no side scroll with the mouse is a bit annoying as well.”
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“The task management system is bad and when the project gets to an operational phase, the performance of the team suffers.”
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“I hate the way that they don’t have a customer for Linux. I likewise hate that it’s an electronic application that you must be online to utilize.”
Trello Pricing
Starting From:
$0 /month
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Yes, has free trial
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Yes, has free version