Kanban
Juggling 3 projects (within my hobby) is a bit confusing. So I set up a Trello board to help me keep track of things I need to do. Trello is a webapp that simulates a Kanban board. Kanban boards are a project managment tool that was invented in the Japanese auto industry (or they were at least popularized there). Before I get into a description of Kanban boards, here is my Game To Do board on Trello.
The concept is simple: Divide your board up into columns, with each column representing a stage for your tasks. Then each row of the board is for a single task. For example you could have:
| To Do | Started | Finished |
|---|---|---|
| Trash | ||
| Dishes | ||
| Laundry | ||
| Floors |
Then make a card for each job. As the job goes through its process, you move it across the board.
| To Do | Started | Finished |
|---|---|---|
| Trash | ||
| Dishes | ||
| Laundry | ||
| Floors |
Now we can easily see that Dishes and Floors are finished. The Laundry has been started, and nobody has touched the trash yet.
So all of that was a long explanation of what my Game To Do board is.
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