What’s the difference between a kanban board and a Scrum board?

[Ally]

Excellent article

[Prerna Sony]

Thanks for sharing. Clear explanation is very helpful .

[yhzgirl]

I have to disagree with this statement: 

What’s in a sprint is defined by the Scrum master in consultation with the product owner. The board shows the workflow at a glance. 

It's the PO and Development team that define the sprint.

[jerrykuo]

Great article to show, What's different

[Rajesh Viswanathan]

its good 

[Ashish Agarwal]

Well explained in a very simple way

[Alexey]

Its is important to highlight that Scrum board is always time boxed

[Pramod]

Great article to understand the difference between Scrum and Kanban boards.

[vasanth]

excellent article and anyone can understand easily 

[Petr Fučík]

Thanks for the brief explanation of the difference between scrum and kanban board .

[John Abraham]

The main difference between a Kanban board and a Scrum board is how they manage workflow:

• Kanban Board: Focuses on continuous work with no set time frames. Tasks are moved across columns (e.g., To Do, In Progress, Done) as they progress, and there's no need for sprints.

• Scrum Board: Used in sprints (time-boxed iterations, typically 2-4 weeks). Tasks are moved through stages during each sprint, with a focus on completing a defined set of tasks within that period.

Kanban emphasizes continuous delivery, while Scrum focuses on completing work in structured cycles.

[John Abraham]

A Kanban board focuses on continuous workflow, allowing tasks to move through stages without fixed time constraints. It’s ideal for ongoing projects with flexible priorities.

A Scrum board, on the other hand, is used in Scrum methodology to track tasks within fixed-length sprints. It’s structured for teams to complete a set of tasks in a specific timeframe, with progress measured during that sprint.

[Carlos Garcia Navarro]

Great article , thanks for sharing!

[Ola Sokolowska_Appsvio_]

Thank you very much for explaining the concepts in detail! It definitely was insightful and filled my knowledge-gaps :)