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For the past few weeks we’ve been preparing you for the New DoneDone. This week we want to focus on just a handful of the many improvements we’ve designed into the New DoneDone. Besides the major visual overhaul, the team’s been touching up and refining all the little things. Here’s the top 5: 1. Filter

After six months of designing and coding, we’re excited to announce that DoneDone is getting a major update. DoneDone’s always been the simple, effective issue tracker. Now it’s the beautiful, easy-to-use issue tracker too. We can’t wait to share all the updates with you in about a month. Throughout this process, all our design decisions

Last week, we told you a new DoneDone is coming soon. This week, we’d like to start getting you familiar with what’s changed and why it changed. In about a month, when the New DoneDone is released, you’ll see a handful of small but important changes to the navigation. The new DoneDone global header The

This week, we released a simple status report page for all DoneDone projects. We want it to be a quick overview instead of a detailed report. We want you to glance at it for 15 seconds and know how a project’s generally going. To get any project’s status report, click the “Status report” link at

If you track issues with a team, you’ve probably run into this situation before: Someone logs an issue and, soon thereafter, another person logs a nearly identical issue again.You might be able to solve this by being more diligent about reviewing existing issues before adding new ones. But, even at that, sometimes issues that appear

If you build websites or web/mobile/desktop apps, it’s always super helpful to include screenshots when logging issues.

We just introduced a new feature that many of you have been waiting for. You can now assign admins to specific projects. A project admin will have most of the capabilities an account-level admin has within a project. They can: Fully edit any issue within a project (not just ones they created, are testing or

Getting into the swing of working remotely, but still unsure of how to find your ‘new normal’? Here’s advice for how to thrive when you work remote.