Yeah, this, and then the marketing video amps it up even further. I'm probably jaded with having tried 100 project management tools in the last decade (includi

Yeah, this, and then the marketing video amps it up even further. I'm probably jaded with having tried 100 project management tools in the last decade (including Asana), but it seems designed to appeal to the kind of clueless management that will dictate Asana to his subordinate teams while being too high up the chain to actually use it (classic Enterprise software problem I know). For those in the trenches, the aesthetics of a tool are all but irrelevant—once you start using the tool it's the functionality that matters and how it looks completely fades into the background.