| February 1st, 2011
One of the biggest hurdles in designing and printing a shirt to promote your online project management software is creating something cool enough that people will actually wear it, and preferably not just at the gym. That means great concept, great artwork, and less logo. If you are going to ask your customers to be […]
| January 20th, 2011
Almost every web designer or developer I’ve met has a great idea for the next killer web-based app. And I must admit, a lot of the ideas I here are good ones. In fact, I’m a firm believer that success does not come from great ideas, but from great execution. So let’s say you’ve got […]
| December 13th, 2010
Check out this video from one of our customers, Q2 Learning, to see an example of how they integrated the Intervals API into their online social learning system. We especially like how they’ve implemented projects, milestones and tasks from Intervals into their online topic discussions. Using the Intervals API, they were able to translate the […]
| November 23rd, 2010
Our hometown of Santa Barbara has always been a great place to work and live. Between the ocean and the mountains there is something to do for everyone with an inkling of outdoorsy in them. And the beautiful weather doesn’t hurt, either. Take a few minutes to listen to the CNBC interview with Michael Crandell, […]
| November 20th, 2010
We have another round of Intervals features and updates to announce. Read on to find out more about what has recently been improved. Multiple task owners We’ve added more flexibility to an already robust task management system. In addition to multiple task assignees and followers, we’ve enabled tasks to have multiple owners. This update is […]
| November 12th, 2010
From the reviewers at WebAppRater.com comes another well-received review of Intervals, our online time tracking and task management software. “…reputed features like Comprehensive Time Tracking, Task management, Milestones and workflow, Project Management, Document/File storage, Powerful Visual Reporting, Invoicing…” Read the review in its entirety at WebAppRater.com. And while it’s mostly just an overview of features […]
| November 9th, 2010
The list of responsibilities that differentiate a web designer from a web developer from a system administrator is becoming fuzzier as those working in these fields become cross-trained. The necessity for a web developer to focus on her core competency while also dabbling in relevant technologies is a result of web sites and web-based applications […]
| October 25th, 2010
Over the last ten years that Pelago has been doing in web design, development and creative work, we’ve worked with our fair share of freelancers. Several of us at Pelago, in fact, worked as freelancers at one time or another before settling down in our current full-time positions. Most of our experiences with freelancers have […]
John is a co-founder, web designer and developer at Pelago.
His blog posts are inspired by everyday encounters with designers, developers, creatives and small businesses in general.
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Michael is a co-founder and product architect at Pelago.
His contributions stem from experiences managing the development process behind web sites and web-based applications such as Intervals.
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