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what should a confluence page consist of?

gautamdogra
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February 26, 2024

what's the best strategy in picking the correct widgets for a teams confluence page? Should it reflect the team board - which is already represented in jira?

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Patricia Modispacher _k15t_
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February 26, 2024

Hi @gautamdogra,

Mirroring the Jira board on the Confluence page is not necessarily the best approach. While they can be complementary, they serve different purposes:

  • Jira Board: Real-time tracking of project tasks, workflow visualization, and assignment management.
  • Confluence Page: Comprehensive information hub for the team, capturing decisions, strategies, meeting notes, and other non-task-specific details.

To find out which Widgets you might need, you can do the following:

  1. Identify the page's goal: What information or functionality does the team need access to?
  2. Choose relevant widgets: Select widgets that support the page's goal.exclamation Confluence offers various widgets like:
    • Text: Display essential information like team mission, goals, or contact details.
    • Macros: Integrate other applications like Jira, calendars, or surveys.
    • Embeds: Include relevant Jira boards or other visual elements.
    • Recent Changes: Keep the team informed about recent page updates.exclamation
    • Social macros: Encourage collaboration with features like polls, likes, and comments.
  3. Prioritize clarity and focus: Avoid information overload. Use a few well-chosen widgets to present key information effectively.
  4. Test and iterate: Monitor how the team utilizes the page and adjust widget selection and layout based on their feedback and needs.

Good luck!

 

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Brant Schroeder
Community Champion
February 26, 2024

@gautamdogra That is a great question.  It really has to do more with how you are using Confluence with your team.  For instance on a project you might have a page that display at risk issues and contains the following:

  • Meeting Notes
  • Decision Logs
  • Documentation
  • Help Documents
  • Etc.

What are you using Jira for?  What will your team be doing in it?  Once you answer that I can make some recommendations on how to use Confluence to help your team collaborate and work more efficiently.  

 

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