As of Friday 7/30 at 3pm CT, the DoneDone community was wrapping up the week with 41% of it's issues closed out.

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.

As of Friday 7/23 at 3pm CT, the DoneDone community was wrapping up the week with 48% of it's issues closed out.

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.

A couple weeks back, we released a few minor improvements to the DoneDone issues page. We redesigned the issue and project title display.

Some of our own clients have been having trouble closing issues with DoneDone. Alot of times, we'll get an email saying that an issue was not fixed, but the message from the creator says "Thanks for fixing this bug!

A couple new features with DoneDone. Sending an issue comment to anyone on a project In our latest release of DoneDone, we now allow you to send emails to anyone on a project when commenting.

A few upgrades we've made recently to DoneDone. Better navigation DoneDone now has a revamped header. The old header was a bit cramped, especially if you are an account holder.

Nine months into selling our first web-based product, DoneDone, we've learned a lot of lessons.

Eat Media is a no-nonsense content development company with a passion for writing. We recently asked Ian Alexander, Vice President of Eat Media, to talk to us about how DoneDone has helped them get stuff done.

This evening, we released a big, albeit subtle, change to DoneDone issues: You can now assign an issue back to the creator of the issue.

Last week, we added an API documentation page to DoneDone. You can now get more detail about the available services and answers to common questions here.