Leveraging what you've learned about the Kanban method, you will need to create a Kanban board to represent a typical workflow for the project described below. Pay particular attention to your swim lanes, your WIP limits, and any specific policies that should be described. Populate a complete product backlog to the best of your knowledge, and ensure that anyone viewing your Kanban board can gain a quick understanding of the status of your project. Meet the below requirements:

Create a Trello Project: Log into your Trello account and click Create new Board. You can name the project "ABC Inc. Registration" or a project title of your choosing. Select "none" for the team and change the board setting from private to public.

Create a Kanban Board:

Ensure your Lists represent appropriate swim lanes for a Kanban project.

Pay particular attention to the workflow that is defined by your swim lanes; Kanban offers you more control over the workflow.

Create appropriate WIP limits for a team of 6 (4 Developers and 2 Test Engineers).

Create a Product Backlog: Populate your Product Backlog by adding a minimum of 10 Kanban Cards. Each Card should represent a user story, and should follow the standard user story format: "As a ____, I need ____ to ____."

Groom your Backlog: Reorder the stories by priority with the most urgent stories up top. Consider the value to the customer, and ensure that the most valuable stories are at the top.

Feel free to plan any project you like; however, if you need inspiration for a project to design, you may use the following:

ABC Inc. (your client) is asking you to plan a project to develop a web application which will allow students to register for an upcoming class.