Streamline Work in Jira with Keyboard Shortcuts (new infographic)

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Good day, community!

Hope, you’re having a wonderful Wednesday!✨

It’s time for the final weekly article about the importance of Jira Keyboard Shortcuts and the advantages they bring to you and your team.

You most probably know that the human brain has a limited amount of time when it’s capable of focusing on a single task. 

Slack notifications and pop-ups can easily lead you off-tack from you focal task. 

And even performing minor functions like grabbing a mouse to do little things, e.g. finding an issue assignee field, typing in your name, and assigning it to yourself, can cause a distraction.
When all the three actions in Jira can be done with one magic button click👌

Mastering Jira Keyboard Shortcuts help you reduce distractions and tackle most common Jira operations faster!

This is why our Jexo Team created a series Jira Shortcuts infographics.

Broken down into 4 Parts, they help teams advance in Jira and have enough time to practice one set of shortcuts at a time. 

This Part 4 infographic is a compilation of mostly issue-view Jira Shortcuts, including the recently released ones.

Since end of September, when you open an issue, you can use:

• 'd' key to update the issue status
• 'q' key to log work
• 's' key to share the issue
• left/right/up/down arrow keys to scroll around the open issue.

📌 Use and share this Jira Keyboard Shortcuts Part-4 Infographic to spread the knowledge.

Help your teammates get more productive and finally enjoy updating tasks and statuses in Jira 🙌

 🔗 Here, you can find the links to all previous Jira Keyboard Shortcuts articles and collect a full set for your next Jira workshop with your team:

👉 Jira Keyboard Shortcuts Part 1 

👉 Jira Keyboard Shortcuts Part 2

👉 Jira Keyboard Shortcuts Part 3

In case you're also looking for short tutorials on Jira basics, these JIRA HOW-TOs are designed to help you learn how Jira works in an easy step-by-step manner.

Wish you all a stunning week and happy Jira navigation!

[Yatish Madhav]

Thanks @Katie Zavhorodnia_Appfire  - love these! Sharing now!

[Katie Zavhorodnia_Appfire]

Thanks @Yatish Madhav 🙌 Happy to know!

[Andy Gladstone]

I collected all four! These are published in our internal training materials for new Jira users, thanks for pulling them together.

[Katie Zavhorodnia_Appfire]

Yay @Andy Gladstone , you're the first official winner! ⭐️

Glad they come useful! 

💚 Kudos to the whole team: @Jenn Velázquez  and @Melissa Castán