Planning poker cards
Planning poker is a method used in agile development to estimate complexity of tasks. For more information see Planning poker (wikipedia).
As we could not find a good set of cards (either there were some points missing or the cards looked awful), one of us spent a Friday afternoon designing our own set. You can download it for free.
The set contains cards with points according to the Fibonacci scale (1, 2, 3, 5 and 8) plus cards for zero points (Few minutes work) and infinity (I find it too complex to do it in one day). In addition, there is one card with a question mark on one side (I honestly don’t know…) and a beer on the other side (Sorry, I was thinking of something else…). This is just one card because in both cases, there really is no reason to hide it.
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Printing and use
When printing from Acrobat reader in Windows, select “Page scaling” under “Page Handling” to “None”. If you feed the paper correctly, both sides should match and you can easily cut it with scissors or paper cutter.
