Mind Maps

Work Items

A mind map is used to plan and break down the Scrum project requirements. It visually displays the hierarchical structure of work items. When new work items are created during the planning, they will be automatically displayed on the Work Items page.

• Created work items are synchronized to the relevant epic on the Work Items page.
• Requirements are planned along the descending hierarchy of epics > features > stories > tasks. You can create an epic, add features to the epic, add stories to each feature, and add tasks to each story.

For fast core functions roll-out and feedback collection, set the priority to High for the stories that deliver the most user values under each feature.

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Mind Map

After the requirements are broken down, use a mind map for planning.

1. Go to the project details page.
2. Choose Work > Plans > Mind Maps, and click + Create.

   Set the mind map name and click OK to go to the mind map page.

   Table 2 Parameter description

   Parameter	Description
   Add to Epic	Selectively add epic work items that are not in the current mind map of the project.
   Priority	High, middle, and low priorities are represented by three colors.
   Import	You can import Excel files from another Scrum project or use a work item template. The template can be downloaded right in the import dialog box.
   Export	Export all work items to an Excel file.
   +/-	Click to expand or collapse all the child work items of a work item.
   View details	Click the title of a work item to view or modify its details.
   	Delete a work item and all its child work items.
   	Insert a node at the same level.
   	Remove a work item. This button is available only for epic work items.
   	Insert a child node. Click and enter a name to create a child work item. If you want to add more details, click its name and modify on the work item details page displayed. NOTE: By default, the newly added work items are Assigned To the Creator. You can reassign them on the work item details page.
   	Click to import work items to the mind map using a template, or export work items to an Excel file or image.

3. Add one or more epics, set the names, and press Enter.
   Perform in one of the following ways to add an epic by choosing Work > Plans > Mind Maps:

   • Click for the first addition.
   • Select an epic work item (for example, Epic1) and press Enter.
   • Move the cursor to Requirements and click .

4. Add one or more features to an epic, set the feature names, and press Enter.
   Perform in one of the following ways to add a feature to an epic:

   • Select an existing epic (for example, Epic1) and press Insert.
   • Select a feature work item (for example, Feature1) and press Enter.
   • Hover the cursor over a feature work item (for example, Feature1) and click .
   • Hover over an existing epic (for example, Epic1) and click .

5. Add one or more story work items to a feature work item, set the names (for example, Story1), and press Enter.

   Perform in one of the following ways to add a story to a feature:

   • Select a feature work item (for example, Feature1) and press Insert.
   • Select a story work item (for example, Story1) and press Enter.
   • Hover the cursor over a story work item (for example, Story1) and click .
   • Hover the cursor over a feature work item (for example, Feature1) and click .

6. Add one or more task work items to a story work item, set the names (for example, Task1), and press Enter.
   • Select a story work item (for example, Story1) and press Insert.
   • Select a task work item (for example, Task1) and press Enter.
   • Hover over an existing task (for example, Task1) and click .

Example

Table 3 shows an example of the requirements planning for a mall.

Figure 1 Requirements planning example

Adjusting a Mind Map

You can use mind maps to sort work items and adjust their hierarchical relationship.

1. Sort work items at the same level:

   Select a work item in the mind map. Hold down the left click button and drag it up or down to change its order.

   For example, drag Story_04 to the top of Story_02. When a gray board is displayed above Story_02 with a plus sign (+), release the mouse.

   

2. Adjust the hierarchical relationship:

   Select a work item in the mind map. Hold down the left click button and drag it leftwards or rightwards to adjust its hierarchical level.

   For example, drag Story_01 to the back of Feature_03. When a gray boarder appears to the right of Feature_03 with a plus sign (+), release the mouse.

   

Modifying a Mind Map

1. On the Work > Plans page, hover over the target mind map, and click to edit the chart name.
2. Click a mind map to go to the details page.
3. Add an Epic.
   1. Click Add to Existing Epic, the dialog box is displayed.

      View epics that are not in the current mind map of the project.

   2. Select desired epics and click OK.

      Complete the adding. The added epics and their child work items are displayed in the mind map.

      

Deleting a Mind Map

1. On the Work > Plans page, hover over the target mind map, and click .

   

2. Click Delete to delete the mind map.
   

   • Deleted mind maps cannot be recovered. Exercise caution when performing this operation.
   • Adjusting the work item level will automatically change the type of the involved work items.
   • Work items with child work items cannot be adjusted to the task level.
   • A work item (including its child work items) can be adjusted upwards or downwards in the hierarchy. If the adjusted work item level exceeds the task level, the work item cannot be adjusted.
   • The planned work items will be displayed on the Work > Work Items page.

     You can filter work items by epic, feature, story, and task.