What are the major artifacts used to manage Scrum projects?
Scrum projects rely heavily on a repeatable process with simple artifacts that team members can easily understand and use to add value to the development process. Interviewers ask this question to ensure that the candidate has a solid understanding of the tools used to manage Scrum teams and projects.
Avoid using names for artifacts that deviate from the standard Scrum process, such as terms that are specific only to a previous employer. For example, do not refer to your team's product backlog as a work item list or user request list.
The three main artifacts of the Scrum process are the product backlog, the sprint backlog, and the product or increment. Additionally, some teams also require the burndown chart and the results of the sprint retrospective meeting in addition to the three main artifacts of the Scrum process.
