| April 3rd, 2013
Task management software provides a great foundation for managing projects, and many creative agencies may find it to be all they need to successfully deliver projects on time and under budget. In my experience, however, online task management software is more effective when coupled with project management features. Managing a project successfully using only tasks […]
| March 28th, 2013
How the Eastern Sierra influenced our company culture A few days after graduating from college, I found myself and my best friend wandering through the Long Valley Caldera. It was late. The crescent moon had been swallowed whole by the Minarets, leaving the Milky Way in its wake. A warm wind blew up from the […]
| March 27th, 2013
Today’s companies are facing new challenges in the workplace as employees take to the Internet for all things work-related. There is an unprecedented volume of knowledge being created and consumed by workers. How should a small to medium sized business manage these processes? Intervals customer George Gonzalez-Rivas has published a book to address these concerns. […]
| March 25th, 2013
The Intervals team recently returned from another week-long stint in Austin, Texas, for the 2013 SXSW Interactive Festival. We had lots of fun, and discovered once again that there is a lot of good stuff going on outside the official venues. And if you walk as much as we did, you are guaranteed to find […]
| March 19th, 2013
In the several years I have attended SXSWi the signal to noise ratio has only gotten worse. Corporate takeovers of every corner bar and restaurant, over-hyped launches, and infinitely long lines for a free taco; they are drowning out the voice of the individuals truly striving to be innovative. I was pleasantly surprised this year to […]
| February 28th, 2013
The Intervals team is headquartered in Santa Barbara, California, a small city with an unusually large tech presence. It’s hard to walk a few blocks without running into someone we’ve worked with in the past, be it a tech partner, mentor, or a web site design and development client. I recently bumped into a past […]
| February 14th, 2013
Web developers are known to come up with jargon to describe different software programming situations. One of our favorites is the term Bugfoot, the mysterious bug discovered by one person that no one else can reproduce. Creative classification of all things programming is fun, but it also helps the team communicate with one another in a […]
| February 12th, 2013
The ability to track tasks online using web-based software is a boon to any creative agency in need of better organization and more fluid collaboration. But, updating a task using a web browser can be a hassle, requiring you to log in to your account, find the task, and then update it. And with mobile […]
John is a co-founder, web designer and developer at Pelago.
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His contributions stem from experiences managing the development process behind web sites and web-based applications such as Intervals.
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