Module 11 · Lesson 10 of 13

Project storyboard

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Learning objectives

  • Tell the complete project story on one navigable sequence.
  • Show only decision-relevant charts with full labelling.
  • Expose inconclusive evidence and plan changes honestly.

Storyboard sections

  • Context and charter
  • Baseline
  • Measurement confidence
  • Vital causes
  • Solution selection
  • Pilot and effect
  • Implementation
  • Control
  • Benefits
  • Risks
  • Lessons
  • Next review

Copy-friendly storyboard template

  • One message per panel
  • Every chart shows title, units, denominator, period and source
  • Detailed evidence linked from each panel
  • Version, date and author on every page

Garment-factory example

A DHU project storyboard walks from defect and line baseline, through needle and method causes, pilot effect, control charts and verified repair-cost reduction, with a link to raw data on each panel.

Method

  1. Draft one message per panel before adding charts.
  2. Cut any chart that does not support a decision.
  3. Include a panel for what was inconclusive.

Common mistakes

  • Decorative tool galleries with no narrative.
  • Unreadable charts.
  • Unsupported savings claims.

Knowledge check

Pick one answer per question. Explanations appear after you submit.

  1. 1. A good storyboard chart must have:

  2. 2. Inconclusive evidence should be:

Author: Sanjeewa Dehiwalage · Last reviewed: 2026-07-21

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