You’re in a meeting room, surrounded by whiteboards covered with post-it notes. Each color represents a task, and each row corresponds to a project. It’s organized, but as soon as someone moves a post-it, confusion arises.

Where does this task belong now? Who was responsible for it?

This method worked well for projects in the past, but in today’s fast-paced digital age, there’s a much better way. Fortunately, there are alternatives.

Instead of searching through piles of post-its, a digital kanban board will help you much more effectively. It provides clarity and structure, and it makes collaboration easier than with paper tools.

In this blog, we’ll show you how to create a well-organized digital kanban board.