![The Ultimate Guide to Agile Retrospectives [2023]](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/w4zc2lav/production/3f32d93d065d90feeabbb27dcc3210f92a0fff02-1920x1080.png?rect=1,0,1919,1080&w=853&h=480&auto=format)
Resource
The Ultimate Guide to Agile Retrospectives [2023]
To stay agile, you need to keep evaluating your team’s approach. Enter the retrospective. This is a key meeting to help gain critical insights from each sprint.
Read moreResource
To stay agile, you need to keep evaluating your team’s approach. Enter the retrospective. This is a key meeting to help gain critical insights from each sprint.
Read moreResource
The essential guide for agile teams who want to use user story maps. From user story mapping definitions and steps, to tools, examples, and tips for success.
Read moreResource
Before releasing TeamRhythm Retrospective Live Updates to Server and DC customers, Easy Agile undertook rigorous load testing with Atlassian's DC Performance Toolkit.
Read moreResource
Discover how Ubisoft fosters focused creativity across globally distributed teams with Jira plugin, Easy Agile TeamRhythm.
Read moreResource
Agile ceremonies are a framework for productive teamwork in product development. To do them well, you need to understand the methodology behind each step.
Read moreResource
To set a realistic sprint goal, set a clear definition of done and a clear understanding of why the goal matters. Keep these three other tips in mind.
Read moreResource
Why Lyft choose Easy Agile for their digital user story mapping.
Read moreResource
Agile sprint planning sets up the success of each sprint. A great sprint planning session involves prioritizing backlog items and identifying your team capacity.
Read moreResource
No matter what feature it’s for, an agile release plan should involve the whole team. Here’s how to create a release plan with smooth and collaborative sprints.
Read moreResource
Planning poker drives team collaboration, whether team members are local or remote. Plus, it’s a fun, simple way to accurately plan your sprints.
Read moreResource
While software development doesn’t favor use cases vs. user stories, use cases offer many advantages, including more context, a planning skeleton, and more.
Read moreResource
Agile meetings get everyone on the same page for an agile sprint or Scrum. To make them effective, keep empowering all voices and incorporating feedback.
Read moreResource
These five agile estimation techniques help prioritize a backlog so sprint planning is simple and fast. The bottom line? The most important work goes first.
Read moreResource
Sprint planning meetings are a key part of the Scrum process. Follow these six tips to make sure this meeting prepares your team well for each sprint.
Read moreResource
A great Scrum Master is a skilled communicator who knows their team well and encourages continuous feedback. Here’s how to successfully lead your Scrum team.
Read moreResource
Jira Software is an agile project management tool that helps development teams plan, track, and release products within frameworks including Kanban and Scrum.
Read moreResource
To get the most out of sprint retrospectives, make sure you’re holding retrospectives regularly, hearing all perspectives, and leaving with action items.
Read moreResource
Thoughtful Sprint Planning meetings are key to a project’s success. At this 1-2 hour event, the Scrum team discusses the components of an upcoming sprint.
Read moreResource
A sprint backlog should be continually updated to reflect market changes and customer needs. Here’s how sprint backlogs and their updates fit into agile teams.
Read moreResource
Backlog refinement, a must-do for any agile team that doesn’t want to waste money, keeps the backlog updated and accurate. Here’s what to do and avoid in the process.
Read moreResource
To get the most out of your agile workflow, you need to adapt it for your team. Learn how to do this and 11 other agile workflow tips.
Read moreResource
When creating epics, agile teams need to take a broader look at how large blocks of work fit together. An epic can then be divided into smaller tasks.
Read moreResource
What are user story points and how do you estimate them? Learn everything you need to know about story points for agile teams.
Read moreResource
Why is user story mapping so popular? In this post we cover why you should consider running story mapping sessions with your team and how to get started building your first story map.
Read moreResource
What A User Story Map Achieves that a Flat Product Backlog Can’t
Read moreResource