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Stop me if this sounds familiar: you’ve just received an important email (from a client, perhaps) with an attachment. First, you download the attachment, assess it, then load up your cloud storage software and transfer it over. What follows is a string of opening various apps to update a status, at Read More

After all that work, you want to make sure it gets seen by as much of your target audience as possible.

That means doing just more than the bare minimum when it comes to distributing your content. That won’t work if you want your work to have lasting results.
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Does your to-do list get in the way of your productivity? Here's how to make a to-do list that you can actually complete. Read More

In this post, I’m going to share my experiences with Evernote and OneNote, compare them, and give you an idea of how I get value out of them as a writer and note-hoarder spending all my waking hours on a laptop.
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Here’s a quick overview of the main findings for my set of data from 386 AngelList trending startups:

* 39% have pricing publicly available
* The average number of packages is 3.5
* 44% sell the benefits on-page
* 84% organize prices low to high
* 9% organize prices high to low
* 59% list t Read More

Many consumer apps of all sizes and budgets fail because they overlook key factors that directly impact the success and sustainability of their app. Here are some companies we, at Process Street, have found that did almost everything right—and failed as a result of one mistake.

Ignoring the impa Read More

Process Street is a great example of a modern SaaS-based, lightweight tool that supports team productivity with transparency. It’s an early-stage company: founded 2 years ago, and currently angel-funded, nevertheless it’s already picked up a number of high-profile customers (LinkedIn, Cisco, Sherat Read More

Auth0 is a remote team. Our main bases might be in Seattle and Buenos Aires, but we have team members in Philadelphia and Sydney, Belgium and Brazil, and everywhere in between. Once a year we meet up at a retreat, but apart from that, everyone can work from wherever they wish, whenever they choose. Read More

This post is about the evolution of UX — although we know it now as a way to keep users sticking around — this is from a time period when it wasn’t so much of a big deal.
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The way we imagine the workplace is an office with desks, a water cooler, a conference room and probably a sad little area for ‘fun’.

As much as that might’ve been true in the 90s, we’ve come a long way since. There’s no more resentment from the early morning commute, or terrible small talk in t Read More