Why it matters: Atlassian’s 2024 State of Agile report found teams with structured demos ship 23% faster.[1] Chaos storyboards assemble evidence, metrics, and next bets automatically.
TL;DR
- Storyboard demos around outcomes, not tickets.
- Embed clips, metrics, and decisions with Chaos cards.
- Feed learnings into the AI experiment review and decision log.
| Storyboard column | Purpose | Chaos content |
|---|---|---|
| Outcome | Show value delivered | Metrics, screenshots, video clips |
| Evidence | Back claims with data | User quotes, analytics, research insights |
| Next bet | Clarify follow-up | Linked tickets + owner |
What is a sprint demo storyboard?
A storyboard is a single Chaos canvas summarising the sprint’s narrative: problem, outcome, evidence, and next steps. It replaces slides and makes context reusable.
How do you build the storyboard in Chaos?
Clone the template, attach metrics, embed Loom clips, and link relevant cards from the creative ops workflow. Automations assemble weekly metrics to reduce prep time.
How do you share and follow up?
Push the storyboard to Slack, export a PDF for stakeholders, and convert next bets into backlog items. Atlassian notes that demos with clear follow-ups lead to better stakeholder satisfaction.[1]
Key takeaways
- Storyboards anchor demos on outcomes and evidence.
- Chaos automations keep assets and metrics current.
- Next bets roll straight into the backlog with zero context loss.