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If you haven't tried using a metaphor in your retrospectives, it's time to give it a try. Framing the problem as a metaphor can help you to understand an object, or action from a different perspective, and open up new ways of thinking.

In this article, we’ll show you how a mood board can be a helpful tool in your visual project. Plus, we've created a simple mood board template you can use to get started.

Templates such as the Starfish Retrospective can help you take it a step further and identify what values each team member got out of it. This is a great way to build understanding within team members and understand where each others priorities lie.

You might want to use a feedback grid during a user testing phase, a playback, a workshop or an engagement. Best of all, using a collaborative online whiteboard like Conceptboard means you can capture feedback efficiently and transparently no matter where you are in the world.

Brainstorming techniques provide more structure and alternate ways of looking at problems to help you get better solutions. Best of all, each brainstorming technique comes with a customizable template, so all you have to do is click the image to get started.

Firstly, no 'meeting minutes' doesn't literally mean recording every minute of every meeting. Instead, meeting minutes should just be a place to record the key points, decisions, action items and next steps.