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The color coding system in the Kanban board enhances project management by providing visual cues about the priority level of tasks. This allows team members to quickly identify which tasks need immediate attention. Additionally, the color coding can indicate the progress of each task, giving a real-time overview of the project's status. This helps in managing workloads and preventing any particular stage from getting too overloaded, thereby ensuring a smooth workflow.
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To visualize the project management timeline in real-time, we've provided both kanban and agile views. The Kanban board uses a stage system that color codes cards based on their priority level and includes a progress bar that shows how far along each task is. A work-in-progress limit at the top prohibits any particular stage from getting too overloaded. If a specific stage exceeds the limit to the number of tasks allowed in that stage, the excess tasks are added to that stage's respective queue column. Items in the queue are then loaded back into the stage when other tasks are completed.
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