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Anybody have a recommendation for a reasonably simple, web-based, collaborative to-do tool? - Printable Version +- MacResource (https://forums.macresource.com) +-- Forum: My Category (https://forums.macresource.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: Tips and Deals (https://forums.macresource.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Thread: Anybody have a recommendation for a reasonably simple, web-based, collaborative to-do tool? (/showthread.php?tid=267426) |
Anybody have a recommendation for a reasonably simple, web-based, collaborative to-do tool? - clay - 05-28-2022 I'm wrapping up a project for work. I'm realizing that for this type of project, managing various types of communication and tracking of deliverables is a big task. Here's the scenario: For the sake of the story, let's say I'm building a website. In this case, there are 2-4 people I work with on the project: 1. My client. Could include 1-3 people in the roles of: designer/project manager/client relationship management. 2. Me - I take the reins of figuring out all the objectives/functionality from my client and turn that into a website. 3. My development partner(s). Usually 1 but sometimes 2 people that I use to help me build the website. My client will never talk with my development partner. So I'm kind of the hub with a couple spokes connecting to me. Through the course of the project, I'll have a list of items that need to be done in order to complete the project. My client may add things to the list. I may add things to the list. Anyone involved, from my client, to me, to my development partner, could take care of the to-do's on the list. Right now this process is painfully managed by me primarily through email. This inevitably leads to things getting missed, long reply chains of back and forth talk/questions/comments about certain to-do's, and just a lot of shuffling stuff from one "spoke" to another. It seems a bit inefficient. So I have started thinking about looking for some sort of to-do tool that can be browser based (It could even be some sort of tool that I can host on some web space) that offers a reasonably straightforward way for my team to collaborate on a project. Anybody have any tips for something like this? Re: Anybody have a recommendation for a reasonably simple, web-based, collaborative to-do tool? - August West - 05-28-2022 Jira Re: Anybody have a recommendation for a reasonably simple, web-based, collaborative to-do tool? - mattkime - 05-28-2022 I'd use trello since its so simple. Two boards - one for you and the client, another for you and the devs. |