Trello's KanBan Board is a tool the team use to organize and stay on course while developing our project. It has been key to making our project a reality. The way it works is similar to a storyboard. It is made up of several lists (Backlog, Committed Backlog, In-Progress, etc.). We then add "sticky notes" to the lists. The sticky notes contain jobs/parts of the project that are either completed or need to be completed. Every sticky note starts in the backlog. It will sit there until we decide to act on it. Then as we realize something needs to be completed, it is pulled into the committed backlog. The committed backlog acts as a to-do list, where the team can decide who does what. Once someone has taken the job, it is moved to the in-progress list to show that someone is working on it. If something needs to be put on hold or is waiting for a review, it is put into that list. Once something is completed, it is put in the completed list.