Agile project tracking visualizations that display work completion rates and team capacity, enabling data-driven sprint planning and progress monitoring in iterative development environments.
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Burndown and velocity charts are complementary Agile metrics that help teams track progress, estimate capacity, and improve sprint planning. While burndown charts show daily progress toward sprint completion, velocity charts measure team output over multiple sprints.
A burndown chart displays the amount of work remaining in a sprint or release, typically measured in:
Velocity represents the amount of work (usually story points) a team completes in a single sprint. Tracking velocity over time helps teams:
Velocity = Sum of story points for all completed user stories in a sprint
Historical velocity is typically calculated as the average over the last 3-7 sprints.
Most Agile project management tools include built-in charts:
Show work completed (increasing line) instead of work remaining, making scope changes more visible.
Track work in different stages (To Do, In Progress, Done) over time, identifying bottlenecks.
Show velocity variability with error bars or bands to indicate expected range.