A project is any discrete block of work that your team works on: major and minor projects, experiments, and tests of all sizes. Panobi makes it easy to see at a glance what's live, what's coming up next, and what's waiting in the backlog.
β¨ How to add a project
Navigate to Projects
Click on Projects in the left navigation. This will open the board where all your projects will be displayed.
Create a new project
Click + Add project in the top-right corner. Give your project a clear title.
Good to know: Adding a title is the only required step, so you can quickly fill your backlog with ideas.
Add the project details
Fill in your hypothesis for the project and a more in-depth description of what your team will build. You can also add a priority score, possible dates to help with planning, and tags.
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βTip: Take advantage of Panobi's rich formatting in the description field. You can create headlines, highlight important text, and add images, tables, quotes, or code!
π A note on scheduling
When you assign dates to your projects, Panobi moves them out of the backlog. Their new status will be "upcoming," and they'll show up on your timeline. Timeline lets you see everything in a calendar view, which makes it easy to spot possible experiment collisions or holiday conflicts.
π Cross-referencing
Linking to other projects, insights, and metrics can provide helpful context. Just type the hash symbol (hashtag) and start typing to filter projects, etc, that you can mention. If a projects has been mentioned in other projects, insights, or metrics, the "Mentioned in" section at the end of the projects will show a list of these places, with links for quick viewing.
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