What does the BurnDown Chart represent?

The BurnDown Chart is a visual tool used in Scrum to track the amount of work remaining in the Sprint Backlog. It specifically represents how much work is left to complete in the current Sprint, usually measured in hours or story points, and is displayed over time until the Sprint is complete. This allows the Scrum Team to easily assess their progress against the Sprint Goal and can help identify any potential blockers or issues that may affect their ability to complete the work on time.

By observing the momentum of the chart, the team can make better-informed decisions about how to adjust their strategies and efforts for the remainder of the Sprint. The ultimate goal of the BurnDown Chart is to reach zero work remaining at the end of the Sprint, indicating that all planned work has been completed.

This functionality highlights the importance of transparency and focus within the Scrum framework, enabling both the team and stakeholders to have a clear line of sight into the Sprint's progress.