Sprint Retrospective PowerPoint Template

Description

This slide template presents a structured, four-column Sprint Retrospective board designed to guide teams through reflective workshops with clarity and visual appeal. Each column—“Liked,” “Learned,” “Lacked,” and “Longed For”—is denoted by a gradient-filled card header in fresh hues of green, mint, teal, and blue, respectively, accompanied by a simple icon that aligns with the header topic. Below each header, clearly labeled prompt text (“What did the team like?”, “What did the team learn?”, etc.) directs participants to capture insights in four customizable text fields. The layout is built on editable master slides, offering intuitive placeholders for text, icons, and performance metrics, enabling quick customization to suit your team’s needs. Users can adjust color gradients, swap icons from the integrated library, or resize and reposition cards without affecting overall slide integrity. The consistent typography hierarchy and balanced spacing facilitate smooth transitions during live presentations, ensuring each retrospective point is spotlighted effectively.

Designed for both PowerPoint and Google Slides, this slide maintains pixel-perfect clarity across devices, eliminating formatting inconsistencies and reducing preparation time. Whether you are conducting an in-person workshop, facilitating a remote retrospective, or sharing a retrospective report via email, this template streamlines collaborative reflection, captures actionable feedback, and highlights areas for continuous improvement.

With its intuitive four-stage layout, teams can effortlessly document positive outcomes, key insights, gaps, and aspirations in one consolidated view. The slide features numbered placeholder labels and subtle division lines that guide team members through each column sequentially, helping maintain focus during fast-paced retrospective sessions. Administrators can duplicate the card structure to accommodate larger teams or additional reflection prompts, making it adaptable for sprint reviews, project debriefs, design critiques, or learning retrospectives.

Who is it for

Agile coaches, Scrum masters, product owners, and development teams will leverage this slide to facilitate end-of-sprint reflections, align on successes, and uncover areas for improvement.

Other Uses

Beyond sprint retrospectives, repurpose this layout for project post-mortems, design studio critiques, educational feedback sessions, or any structured group reflection format.