Darts Template
Prioritize items using a target diagram with the Darts Template.
About the Darts Template
When working on a project, it is expected to assume that all ideas, tasks, or features hold the same significance level. However, to achieve best results and concentrate on the most crucial elements, it is necessary to determine what takes precedence. This approach enables prioritization, allowing you to focus on what requires immediate attention while deferring the remaining aspects for later.
The Darts Template, by design, restricts the amount of content that can be placed in the center, compelling your team to deliberate on priorities before taking any action.
Benefits of using the template
Prioritizes what is most important.
Promotes effective dialogue.
Fosters agreement.
Assists in creating a strategic roadmap.
How to use the template in Miro
Collect or create elements beyond the boundaries.
Discuss the significance of each item. Place primary items in the center.
Secondary elements in the second circle. Third-level elements in the third circle.
Organize and categorize clusters. Utilize this to determine task priority.
Setup
Collect the data that requires prioritization.
Add data using the properly sized stickies provided.
Establish the factors for ranking.
Gather a group of colleagues.
Useful tips
Collect information to rank asynchronously.
Avoid reducing the size of the stickies to accommodate more in the center.
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