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Tips: Take advantage of keyboard shortcuts, it's what makes Asana feel so quick. Asana lets you do things your own way (ie. it doesn't dictate a project manag
by rafd 15y ago
Tips:
Take advantage of keyboard shortcuts, it's what makes Asana feel so quick.
Asana lets you do things your own way (ie. it doesn't dictate a project management style), but a little structure is useful. Read their 'Best Practices:' http://help.asana.com/customer/portal/articles/84980-best-practices-how-to-use-asana-for-project-management http://help.asana.com/customer/portal/articles/84980-best-pr...
- aymeric 15y agoHow would you manage the different stages of a development task in Asana: backlog -> in progress -> pending deployment -> deployed In Trello, changing from one state to another is a matter of drag and dropping to the next list. How would you do that in Asana?
- rafd 15y ago1. A task can belong to a number of projects. You could have projects for backlog, in progress, etc. and move a task between these (no drag/drop, but can be changed in the task panel) 2. Use tags instead, and use the tag filtering options.