About the Book
Trello Dojo offers readers tons of time-saving tricks and tips for using the amazing organize-anything service Trello. Whether you're a sales person looking to create a sales pipeline, a college student studying for a killer art history exam, trying to plan your financial future, or just planning your grocery list, Trello Dojo gives you guidance and sample boards that you can copy and use today to make the most of Trello. You'll learn how to use Trello to find a job or hire great employees, how to send text messages to your boards, and even how to automatically add cards to your board every time a bill goes to the president. Finally, you'll learn how to visualize your boards with rich charts and reports, or even on a big screen to share progress and motivate teams within your organization. Whether you're new to Trello, or a Kanban maniac, Trello Dojo is sure to teach you how to make amazing boards that save you time and money today.
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Table of Contents
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About This Book
- Word to the Pirates
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Say Hello to Trello
- Nothing New Under the Sun
- Almost Anything Could Use a Good List or Three
- A Lot of Value for Not a Lot of Effort (or Money!)
- Define Your Terms
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Zero to Trello in 60 Seconds
- Signing up: 0-10 Seconds
- First board: 11-12 Seconds
- First card: 13-20 Seconds
- First list: 20-25 Seconds
- Second Board: 25-45 Seconds
- Checklists: 45-50 Seconds
- Labels: 50-60 Seconds
- Floor It
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Trello in Depth
- More About Boards
- About the Sidebar
- More About Cards
- More About Lists
- Organizations
- Search
- Sharing
- Notifications
- Trello Gold
- Business Class
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Become a Trello Ninja
- Be Aware of your Surroundings
- Know your Enemy
- Focus on Your Goals
- Wield Your Weapons Wisely
- Don’t Spare Your Change
- Less is More
- Take out the Trash
- Reach for the Clouds
- Slash Your Links
- Improve Your Outlook
- Wait, Wait
- Quit Pushing
- Time is Relative
- Due Dates Aren’t For Everything
- Email into Trello
- Put up a Good Front
- If This, Then Trello
- Go Trellomatic
- Pay Some Attention to the Man Behind The Curtain
- Hire a Nerd
- Take it to The Big Screen
- It’s Trellos all the Way Down
- Using Templates
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Visualizing Trello
- Calendar View
- Trello Printer
- Ganttify
- Dojo Board
- The Templates Begin
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Trello In The Home
- Solo Trello:Personal Task List
- Trello Weekly: A 7 Day Planner
- Debt-free Trello
- Trello Domestico: Family Status Board
- Jell-O Trello: Keep a Grocery List
- Recipe Board
- Gobbleo Trello
- Trellomotive: A Car Maintenance Schedule
- Trello Niño - Name Your Baby
- Trello Acapulco: Vacation
- The Next Big Trello Card
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Trello Goes To School
- Duo Trello: A Group Project
- Trello No-Doze: Study Better
- Plan Your School Year
- PTA, Meet PTB (Parent Trello Board)
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Trello In The Office
- Land a Job
- Trello Head Hunting: Job Candidate Tracking
- Hello Trello: New Employee Onboarding
- Quatro Trello: Small Team Status Board
- Trello Dinero: Sales Pipeline
- Shifty Trello: Shift Log Checklists
- Blogo Trello: Organize a Blog
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Trellofy Software Development
- Scrum with Trello
- One Man Shops and Small Teams
- Focus on Deliverables
- App Development
- Resource Boards
- Poor Man’s Helpdesk
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Trello For Real Estate
- Evaluate Investment Properties
- Apt Trello: Manage Rental Property
- Buy a house
- Sell your house
- Build a house
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Trello vs Trello: Trello in the Law Office
- Client Matters Board
- Legislative Review
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A Big Visible Trello Board
- Pick a Spot
- Select a Screen
- Add a Web Browser
- Browse to Something Cool
- Roll-your-own
- Exit, Trello Dojo
- Appendix : All of The Templates in One Place
About the Author
Daniel is a software developer, father of two fun kids, husband of one patient wife, fly fisher of many large fish, occasional artist, and Trello fan. He blogs and posts paintings at http://danielroot.info