Create a requirement to capture what we want to build and include details such as product requirements, specs, and designs

Evaluate and create the engineering tasks to complete the requirement, and estimate the effort needed to complete each task

Plan and sequence the work by creating upcoming sprints and assigning tasks to them

Start the next sprint, and track daily progress until completion. Rinse and repeat until you finish your product

Requirement: A requirement typically contains the information - spec, designs, links, etc - about a feature, an enhancement, or a product. It groups together a set of tasks required to achieve the desired outcome, analogous to an epic in other agile task management systems

Task: A task is the fundamental unit of work - typically development work - that is worked on by a single individual. A task should be bite-sized enough to be completed within a sprint.

Sprint: A sprint is typically a one-week or two-week period when the engineering team focuses on completing the tasks planned for this period. A big feature or a large project is typically broken down into tasks that can be completed iteratively sprint by sprint.

Backlog: The backlog contains any tasks that have not been planned or completed yet - i.e. any incomplete tasks that have not been assigned to the current or an upcoming sprint

Homepage: The homepage is the page where you visit every day. It shows what you need to focus on - tasks assigned to you and ones you collaborate on, as well as pull requests on which you are a reviewer - during the current active sprint, minimizing ambiguity and noise.

Global Navigation Bar: Use the navigation bar to switch between pages and access important features in Tara.

There are 6 main sections to the navigation bar: