Agile Masterclass: Agile for Project Management - Definition of Done in Kanban

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of clearly defining 'done' for tasks and steps in a Kanban system. It explains how defining 'done' ensures quality at each step and discusses the pull-based nature of Kanban, where tasks move only when the next team is ready. The tutorial also covers work-in-progress (WIP) limits and suggests not having separate limits for sub-columns. It highlights best practices for implementing 'done' rules, such as documenting them on the Kanban board and having team members verify compliance. The lecture concludes by stressing team accountability for quality delivery.

What is the significance of defining 'done' in a task?

How does the Kanban system suggest managing tasks in progress and done?

Explain the role of the testing team in the Kanban process.

What practices can be implemented to ensure the done rules are followed?

Why is it important for the entire team to be accountable for the quality of delivery?