ScrumCards

I ordered all the elements of the Scrum framework and collected all relevant properties of each of the elements. The puzzle I tried to solve was: How do all the elements relate to each other? In what way does each element implement the Scrum Theory? What do I need to know to implement Scrum correctly?

I initially developed the ScrumCards to better understand the 2017 version of the Scrum Guide. If the 2020 Scrum Guide release would have been perfect, there would be no need for a 2020 edition of the ScrumCards. I feel there is value in reshaping the content of the 2020 Scrum Guide into ScrumCards:

• A physical pocket-size summary of the guide’s contents promotes learning
• Showing how the elements of Scrum are grouped in families improves understanding
• A card-based concise overview of the elements of Scrum creates transparency
• Coding each identity with its own colour offers additional insight in how the elements are related
• ScrumCards clarify how each element of Scrum ties back to transparency, inspection and adaptation

In the 2020 version of the Scrum Guide, I see twenty elements of Scrum. I summed up all there is to know about each element to understand the Scrum framework. For each type of element identical properties are listed. Explicit descriptions for every property unlocks a wealth of information. And give a better understanding of how the elements of Scrum tie together into this elegant framework.