Tired of planning poker? Use some Emojination!! Cards free to download below:
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Emojination cards
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These are great! I love the subliminal / suggestive messaging that nudges to consider splitting a story. Nice work!
I wanted to find a way of avoiding those numbers for estimations and thought of emojis — it’s funny to see someone else had similar idea 😀 I might give this a try.