Burndown Chart Visual Example: Imagine a line graph with the number of tasks on the y-axis and time (sprints or days) on the x-axis. The line starts at the top left (representing the total number of tasks at the start) and ‘burns down’ to the bottom right (representing the completion of tasks). Value Proposition: A Burndown Chart provides a clear view of the team’s progress in completing tasks over time. It can help identify if the team is on track to complete the work in the given time frame.