Trello

Pros

Trello stands out with something like custom Kanban boards that make visual task management a reality; Power-Ups so you can keep customizing and integrating additional functionality; and a variety of third party tools. By visual dashboards, Trello allows management of design tasks and timelines effectively; it allows the remaining of lines of communication and monitoring of team progress.

Cons

Complex project tracking still has limited reporting and analytics capability, as well as the absence of embedded time tracking for accurate project estimation.

Pros

Trello is a web-based project/task-management system enabling collaboration amongst teams. It can also be used individually to track both workflows as well as individual items within projects. This serves both vertical and horizontal project management perspectives. It is very easy to use and helps one track many projects across many workstreams.

Cons

There is little to dislike about Trello. The tool is effective at helping one maximize their throughput.

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Pros

Trello's got a visual interface, which is ace for visualizing my sales pipeline and keeping track of leads.

Cons

It's missing some of the grunt I need to automate tasks, like sending follow-up emails or getting detailed reports. And the contact management could be a bit more robust, too.

Pros

The navigation through the software, the compartmentalization of the how the tasks are set up. I also liked the accessibility settings. I was able to change the theme and background and really make it my own.

Cons

I had to pay for full access. Most task management tools are similar in that aspect. I felt with Trello, there was less offered on the front end, and more offered on the back end for full access, compared to its competitors.

Pros

This software is a great project management tool to manage multiple projects or a parent project with sub-projects/tasks within the main domain being managed at once that too with great eased and visibility power.

Cons

The customization is too limited and gets confusing for simple things. There needs to be too many human touches to create a simple workflow.

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Pros

I have been using Trello for.about 5 years I love it I use it for managing ny freelance tasks and for my own personal and goal related task management. I love that it's simple to use and has loads of templates for keeping project organised.

Cons

Without upgrading, the max size of the attachments is 10 MB but I can use google drive links to biggers doc so this hasn't been so much of an issue.

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Pros

Incredibly helpful tool that I used to run project management across many clients. The power-ups make Trello an incredibly powerful tool when you need it to be.

Cons

Nothing really, Trello does everything I need.

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Pros

It as easy to use and intuitive tool. Using different boards and sharing them with the needed team members so everybody is up to date.
App design is preety straightforward. Great tool for remote working.

Cons

There is no great room for automation or task programation. Personalization is limited, so in some scenarios maybe you can need another tool as an add-on

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Pros

The ability to collaborate remotely and keep track of tasks

Cons

Sometimes it doesn't feel intuitive, and joining a board can be slightly confusing if you're already a user and/or have multiple email addresses.

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Reasons for Switching to Trello

Pros

Trello truly utilized visual organization and task management . Giving the entire project a clarity

Cons

It simply got to chaotic for me I was looking for a simple to do list without having to break it down.

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Reasons for Switching to Trello

Pros

Promotes teamwork through its collaboration tools and it is mostly free. Additionally, its Kanban boards can be employed as a receptacle for many people's responsibilities, allowing you to view every action they complete on just one board.

Cons

The free version is somewhat limited however it can be upgraded. Also even the upgraded version has some limitations in dealing with advanced automated tasks that I handle

Pros

New team members need little training to utilize it and understand it easily.
Organization and task management are made easier by its Drag-and-Drop functionality.

Cons

Gantt charts, sophisticated reporting, and resource management are examples of sophisticated project management features that are absent from it.

Pros

I enjoy the card based system Trello makes use of. The WYSWYG design function is beneficial to even novice users - you can move things how you see fit without major processes involved. I also enjoy the customizability. You can use Trello anyway you want. If you have a chaotic but effective process, you can make it your own. If you're extremely organized - it's perfect for that, too.

Cons

Slight learning curve because it's so open. Once you get the hang of it, it's pretty useful. Also, their sale to Atlassian kind of mucked things up. I didn't like Jira when originally searching for an Asana replacement. The sale also messed up customer support for a bit.

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Pros

Easy to use. Good ticketing system. So many apps that can be linked. Works well with Microsoft forms to create tickets.

Cons

It doesn’t have integrated forms system that other people can fill in to assign tasks. No way to delete the tickets once created.

Pros

Trello is perfect for managing, planning and tracking projects and tasks without involving manual procedures.

Cons

There has never been an issue ever since I started using Trello apart from lack of robust backend integration capability.

Pros

Trello gives me the ability to track, plan and manage projects and tasks automatically.

Cons

I do not face issues when utilizing Trello and I use it on a daily basis.

Pros

The cards, templates, and checklists are definitely my favorite features in Trello. Our team can stay organized and see, in real-time, which tasks are outstanding and which user they are assigned to. We can also organize different card types into categories. Our dashboard shows us, at a glance, what projects we're working on. For example, if we have a new hire, they will have their own Trello checklist with a set of steps that apply to all new hires. If a step doesn't apply to them, we can delete it without affecting the main template card, which includes all possible steps for a new hire.

Cons

There are only two things I can think of that would make Trello even better. (1) The ability to add line breaks to steps would make them easier to read. (2) The ability to make mass edits to multiple cards at once (i.e., verbiage updates for a step) would save me a lot of time.

Pros

Trello allocates a wide range of features which enables me to track time on projects automatically.
Task creation and project issuing are other aspects that I like about Trello.

Cons

Trello barely fails me whenever I turn to it for PM and TM.

Pros

I like that it's easy to arrange projects and tasks and to collaborate with team members.

Cons

I don't like that there's not an easy task to do list based on deadlines, at least not in the free version.

Pros

I love the Kanban style of Trello. I've used the platform for years because I enjoy that method of organization.

Cons

The only con of Trello is the pricing. I was using it for my large team but then they changed the pricing and they were going to charge me per member so I cancelled it for my organization and just kept it for personal use.

Pros

I find it very easy to organize my information.

Cons

There are a lot of features that I don't utilize. This isn't a negative, rather I don't know how to utilize it to it's fullest potential.

Pros

I love how intuitive it is and how well it integrates with all the other tools we are using.

Cons

Having to add images as attachments before being able to add them in a comment seems a bit repetitive. But it's a small thing, all in all it's a great product.

Pros

Trello offers custom background. I found it more fun to use in my cards. Customization background as I make my card more convenient and look interesting and attractive to others. I love this feature and makes my work more visually appealing.

Cons

As a user, I face challenges while exporting files from Trello. It becomes more challenging while exporting files in a structured format. It is so annoying as it takes quiet an effort and kills valuable time. They should take a look at it.

Pros

Easy navigation,
All my project related stuff
I can manage in one board
And that is really nice

One other good thing is easy to invite other team members

Cons

I would say they should provide few more templates while creating the project

Pros

Trello's convenience is quite possibly of the most compelling motivation it's on our rundown of the best venture the board apparatuses. It's more or less instinctive, making an extraordinary answer for more modest groups searching for an easy decision arrangement. Indeed, even non-specialized clients can explore the stage with no problem or cerebral pains — it's recognizable and straightforward yet strong enough to smooth out your task the executives processes.

Cons

Impediments of Trello incorporate its restricted task perspectives and restricted detailing instruments