Author name: Craig Bryant

Here’s a historical breakdown of how issue priority labels have been used since the beginning of time (2009): 24% low / 31% medium / 32% high / 13% critical Have a great weekend DoneDone’rs, – The DoneDone Team

Correction: ‘Tim’ correctly pointed out that the start dates for both sets of points actually are different weekdays. I stand corrected. And slightly flushed. So, read on if you’d like to live in my dream world. If not, might I suggest reading about my kinda calendar. Original post: Heres a month-over-month snapshot of DoneDone usage.

Even though DoneDone has an issue status called “Need more information”, it’d be ideal if it was never used in 90% of all cases. Help the developer get you a fix by providing the quick facts you know they need. Provide a screenshot and/or link to the page where the issue is happening Which browser,

As of 3pm CST today 38,783 issues have been closed out. Have a good weekend, warriors.

As of Friday 7/30 at 3pm CT, the DoneDone community was wrapping up the week with 41% of it’s issues closed out. Alas, next week is another chance to battle the other 59% Want to see your own status report? Click the “Status report” link from your project’s dashboard for a quick overview of where

As of Friday 7/23 at 3pm CT, the DoneDone community was wrapping up the week with 48% of it’s issues closed out. Hope everyone’s getting a good start on that other 52%. Keep on gettin’ Done’r.    Want to see your own status report? Click the “Status report” link from your project’s dashboard for a

Two indispensable and free screenshot tools are Jing and BugShooter. Jing uploads your screenshot to the web and copies the link to it to your clipboard so you can just share a URL in your DoneDone issue. Bugshooter integrates with DoneDone, so all you do is point, shoot, and tell it which issue to upload

DoneDone Tip: At the onset of the testing phase, it’s helpful to have your client assign issues to a single, designated person on the development team. This gatekeeper’s job is to quickly route issues to the person best-fit to tackle the problem. Longer term, the client will get familiar with individual team members and their

On April 15th, 2009, we successfully launched DoneDone. What say we? DoneDone. It’s a web-based issue tracking tool made for real humans finishing real projects.We built it because we were tired of using tools that made us feel like Excel and a drop-down menu made babies. We built it because there wasn’t a tool out