Scrum Sessions: The Burndown Chart | What Is It And How Does It Work?

In Scrum, a Burndown Chart is a data-based visual representation of progress towards a goal. On a Sprint level, the Burndown Chart is a graphic representation showing the rate at which work is completed and how much work remains to be done in order to meet the Sprint Goal. They are especially helpful when your Sprint Backlog includes many different sized backlog items, by providing real-time updates on the team’s progress.
This video explains how a burndown can be used to show progress towards a Sprint goal.
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[@makesmehappy148]

Loved explanation.

[@salvn]

If the X axis shows days remaining, why it is increasing?

[@ckmohan8518]

(Minor error at 00:40) X axis shows time spent, not remaining.

[@ScrumInc]

Noted w/thx.