Collin DonnellWhat are people’s favorite project management/issue tracking software? Needs to be friendly for designers and non-developers to get into, not visually overwhelming. Shortcut is not liked, GitHub is a no, Basecamp doesn’t integrate with anything and wants to replace Slack.
Aaron@collin my team is using Linear right now. It’s ok.
The thing that I have a bee in my bonnet about lately is that all these tools feel like I’m interacting with a fucking database instead of just keeping track of some stuff.
Like, a board with sticky notes on it feels so nice because I get this visceral and intuitive sense of how a project is doing. All these tools chop up the data five different ways into these table views and summarizations that all feel disconnected from the tasks.