First things first, you'll need to create an account or log in to both Airtable and Trello. Make sure you have the right permissions to create and modify data.

Head over to Airtable and set up a new base. This base will be your go-to spot for storing all the tasks you want to manage. Feel free to customize it by adding tables, fields, and records to fit your task management needs.

Next, hop on to Trello and create a new board. This board will help you manage tasks visually using Trello's card and list system. Customize it with lists and cards based on how you like to work.

Now, let's bring in an automation tool like Zapier to connect Airtable and Trello.

1. Log in to Zapier and click on "Make a Zap".
2. Choose Airtable as your Trigger App.
3. Pick a trigger event, like "New Record in View".
4. Connect your Airtable account and select the base and table you set up.
5. Customize the trigger by setting up filters if you need them.

1. After setting up the Airtable trigger, choose Trello as the action app.
2. Select an action event like "Create a Card".
3. Connect your Trello account.
4. Choose the board and list where you want new tasks to show up.
5. Map the fields from Airtable to Trello; for example, map the "Task Name" in Airtable to the "Card Name" in Trello and other details accordingly.

Zapier will ask you to test your integration. Run the test to make sure new records in your Airtable base are creating new cards in your Trello board.

Once the test is successful, turn on your Zap. This will automate the process of integrating Airtable with Trello for ongoing task management.

Fine-tune your integration by adding more fields, setting up more precise triggers, and creating additional Zaps for two-way synchronization or other specific needs.