What does your Kanban look like?

Question

I&rsquo;m interested in seeing what stages you have on you&rsquo;re board and how this works in multi disciplinary teams

jlund-molfese · Accepted Answer

My current team follows a very traditional scrum model with a heavy emphasis on story pointing, but my previous one didn't like estimation as much, so we switched to more of a kanban flow while retaining some scrum rituals like a triweekly standup and retro there.Our GitLab board looked like "Backlog" -> "In Progress" -> Review" -> "Done". All stages were handled by developers, and occasionally the product owner. Stories were usually assigned to multiple people. We didn't have a separate stage for stakeholder sign off because we did automated acceptance testing with a somewhat BDD approach.

Osiris · Answer

Ours is:"Backlog", "TO DO", "In Progress", "Code Review", "To Be Deployed", "Acceptance Testing", "Done"Product manages "TO DO" and "Acceptance Testing". Devs do the rest.

What does your Kanban look like?

I’m interested in seeing what stages you have on you’re board and how this works in multi disciplinary teams

Ours is:
"Backlog", "TO DO", "In Progress", "Code Review", "To Be Deployed", "Acceptance Testing", "Done"
Product manages "TO DO" and "Acceptance Testing". Devs do the rest.