| December 10th, 2008
Jeffrey Zeldman gives us his 20 reasons why you may want to say no to that next web design project. Though obviously meant to be a humorous commentary on the unpredictability of managing web design projects, some of the signs happen all too often. Then again, they are all based on actual client experiences. Here […]
| December 9th, 2008
If you’re looking to integrate an Intervals login form directly into your website, here’s how. With just a bit of HTML, you can easily create a form that allows users to log into their Intervals account from your own web interface. Below is a simple example of the HTML code needed to set this up: […]
| December 8th, 2008
It is commonly accepted that if you want to manage your finances better, the best place to start is tracking them. Even if your expenses are out of control, you are in up to your ears in debt, and you have no savings. You start by tracking everything. The result of this discipline is that […]
| November 26th, 2008
Head on over to Brighthub.com to read the latest project management review of Intervals. Here is what they have to say about Intervals: If you or your company has had a difficult time keeping tasks organized and tracking time, this program can jump-start you to the road of success. Because it comes with information not […]
| November 25th, 2008
No matter how good a web designer we are, or how reputable our web development agency may be, we all get excited, and perhaps nervous, over the prospect of signing a new client. Our tendency is to promise them everything they want, and then a few things they didn’t know they could do. We can […]
| November 21st, 2008
Good question. It seems that in my inevitable evolution, which I began as a web designer, has morphed me into a project manager. I’m not talking about the resource planning, gantt chart wielding PMs that push year-long projects through numerous teams containing numerous people. I’ve become more of the small team coordinating, online tool using […]
| November 18th, 2008
You’ve got a great idea for a web site and you are looking for a talented team of web designers and developers to get the job done. You don’t want to get stuck with a firm that will over promise and under deliver, or worse, vanish altogether in the middle of a project. How do […]
| November 14th, 2008
Curt Finch, CEO of Journyx, shares his thoughts on the future of time tracking. Here are some of the highlights: Software-as-a-Service will become more and more dominant as IT people become more and more scarce and businesses become more accustomed to this model. Businesses will start to see the advantage of viewing time management as […]
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