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Product Design: 3 Key Tips to Keep in Mind When Designing for Accessibility

Wasn’t last week’s episode on accessibility in product design enlightening? Well, get ready for more! The goal of the last episode was to give you solid understanding of accessibility, and all the things you could think about when designing a product with accessibility in mind. But we understand

Recovering Deleted Stories

Losing a story in Tracker is no fun, whether it’s because of a simple mistake or because Bob and his glitchy delete fingers were running amok in your backlog. In either case, we now have a solution—Project Owners can go to Project Settings and view the 100 most

Product Design: Why Accessibility Needs to Be Prioritized in Product Design

It’s a new month, and with it a brand new theme for our upcoming Build episodes! When designing products, we think a lot about usability—how easy to use a product is. But we often overlook another aspect of product design: accessibility. So all this month, we’re going

Epic Renovations: Changing How Epics Auto-Complete (Plus Searchable Epics)

Since the dawn of time (Tracker), Tracker has marked epics as done as soon as all scheduled stories are done. This meant that epics that contained stories in the Icebox could be marked as completed…even though there was work that hadn’t been started. This was so that unplanned

Improving Accessibility in Lite Tracker

Last year at a conference, I attended an open spaces session on accessibility and it really caught my attention. Since then, I’ve been taking steps to help our team build an understanding and appreciation for accessibility and the ways that we can improve Tracker with accessibility in mind. Illustration

Startup Funding: What It’s Going to Take to Get That First Check From an Investor

All this month, we’ve been exploring how startup fundraising is changing and why it’s going to continue to change in 2018. We started off by talking about why you don’t want to reach out to an investor when you just have an idea, how to evaluate if

Getting Started With Agile: Growing Great Agile Teams

In the first installment of our series helping you get back to basics with agile, we learned why the founders of agile felt that creating a new set of approaches was necessary in the first place. In this installment, we’ll begin diving into the four foundational values of the

Preview Party: Previewing Markdown Before Posting

Tracker customers have been asking for Markdown previews for a while, and we’re excited to make good on that request. The latest update debuts exactly that—an easy and convenient way to preview your Markdown in story descriptions and comments before you post them. You’ll notice a Preview

Startup Funding: Why Investors Keep Saying 'No' to Your Big Idea

Think you’re onto something big, and surprised you’re receiving so many noes from investors? It can really make you second-guess yourself, and shake your confidence…but it shouldn’t! Receiving a lot of noes is natural. You may be tempted to listen to the feedback after being rejected

Startup Funding: When It Does and Doesn’t Make Sense to Fundraise for Your Startup

Ready for more myth busting around startup funding? Let’s get to it then! Last week, I shared a number of reasons you should share care about fundraising, whether you’re a founder or startup employee. Here they are again, and in the Build episode we talked about why it’