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The very first version of Asana I encountered was pretty intuitive, and the UI made it easy to just glide through editing my tasklist. I stopped using it for s
by cohomologo 11y ago
The very first version of Asana I encountered was pretty intuitive, and the UI made it easy to just glide through editing my tasklist.
I stopped using it for something else, and when I came back a couple years later it was the opposite - kind of clunky, had to poke around a lot to try to do something.
I don't know what happened, but I'd love to have that first version back.
- dhruvkar 11y agoExactly, this. I loved Asana when it first came out. Advocated for it successfully at two organization I was employed at. Couple years down the line, it's gotten needlessly bloated and complex.