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Trello Guide: Learn Trello board basics
Documents Trello boards, lists, cards, board menu, task cards, card details, drag-and-drop across lists to show progress, and team collaboration.
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Pattern Decisions This Source Supports
| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drag and drop | Choose drag and drop when the design problem is moving an object from a source to a destination, position, group, or order. | Dragging starts only from the intended handle, object, or selected set, not from unrelated scroll or text-selection movement. | Supports drag-and-drop card movement across board lists as a product example. |
| Kanban board | Choose Kanban board when work items progress through shared workflow states and column movement is the primary interaction. | Each column represents a workflow state or selected column field value, and moving a card updates the same value shown in details, reports, and automation. | Trello documents boards, lists, cards, card detail, and drag-and-drop progress across lists. |
Comparisons supported by this source
- Drag and drop vs touch gesture vs long press vs drag-and-drop upload vs kanban board vs sort controls
Supports card movement across board lists as a concrete product example.
Evidence Role
This source is treated as product-example evidence. Its value comes from the specific claims and setting described above.
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