The Agile project management workflow diagram is designed to streamline and optimize the process of managing projects that use an iterative approach. This type of approach involves breaking down a project into smaller tasks, and working on each one in turn until the required deliverables are completed. In a traditional project management framework, all tasks would be carried out sequentially, leading to long waiting periods while progress was made on other parts of the task. By contrast, the Agile approach prioritizes completing small portions quickly and efficiently so that others may continue with their work without delay. The first step of creating a project management workflow diagram in an Agile way is to create a prioritized backlog of tasks. These are then divided into similar pieces or "stories" that need to be completed for progress to be made on a particular project. Teams typically consist of between 3 and 9 members, each assigned different roles within the workflow diagram. With these, Venngage is designed to help around three key concepts: sprints, user stories, and scrums. Sprints are short, time-boxed periods in

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