Sprint Review Deck

About this template

Is 14 slides right for your review

A 14-slide deck for closing a two-week sprint in front of stakeholders. With 4 dividers and 4 body slides it suits a review with outside attendees more than an internal retrospective; for a 30-minute cadence cut to about 10 slides.

Delete these first

• The lower right of each divider is empty. Put your team name or the sprint number there so a long deck stays easy to place.
• Slides are labelled DETAIL, COMPARE, KEY METRICS and TREND. Rename them for your audience.
• The metric slide footnote says the values are samples; delete it once real numbers are in.

A four-section layout

1. Done: sprint goal and accepted items
2. Demo: only the running order in bullets
3. Metrics: numbers that moved this sprint
4. Next sprint: committed items and open questions

Example

Done bullets: 18 of 21 planned points accepted; 3 points carried over on external API latency; three deploys with no incidents. The four cards already read 42 points burned, 14 stories done, 3 items carried over and a 2-week cadence, so only the numbers need updating; the four bars are the last four sprints (34, 39, 36, 42).

Common mistakes

• Showing only completed work.
• Ticket numbers with no outcome line.
• Inventing topics to fill all four sections.