SprintBoard

Kanban-style task manager inspired by Jira. Organize sprints, track issues, and manage workflows with drag-and-drop boards.

SprintBoard
Tech Stack

Frontend:

React
Tailwind CSS
Next.js

Backend:

Node.js
Next.js API Routes

Database:

Neon (PostgreSQL)

ORM:

Prisma

Tools:

Git
Github
Postman

Deployment:

Vercel

What the project is?

SprintBoard is a Kanban-style task management application inspired by Jira. It allows users to create projects, manage issues, assign tasks, and track progress across different stages using an intuitive drag-and-drop board interface. Built with modern frontend and backend technologies, it supports real-time updates and a clean UI for efficient team collaboration.

Why I built this?

I built SprintBoard to deepen my understanding of project management systems, drag-and-drop interfaces, and real-world use cases involving state management and dynamic UI rendering. It also helped me explore how large-scale apps like Jira structure and handle workflows in an agile environment.

What problem it solves?

SprintBoard simplifies the process of task organization, workflow visualization, and progress tracking during sprints or software development cycles. Unlike complex tools that require onboarding time, SprintBoard offers a minimal yet powerful solution that focuses on usability and clarity — making it ideal for small teams or solo developers.

Key Features

  • Drag-and-drop task management
  • Real-time updates across clients
  • User authentication and role-based access
  • Sprint and project creation
  • Issue tracking with priority levels
  • Comments and activity logs on tasks
  • Clean and responsive UI
  • Progress tracking with visual indicators
  • Task filtering by status or assignee
  • AI-powered career suggestions
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    What I Learned / Challenges

    Gained hands-on experience with dynamic UI rendering and drag-and-drop interfaces . Learned how to structure scalable project boards similar to Jira. Faced challenges in maintaining consistent state across multiple boards and ensuring seamless user experience during real-time updates.