Pausing to Look Back on 2013

John Reeve | December 24th, 2013 | , , ,

Looking back on 2013

As we slow down during the holiday season and look back on 2013 it’s hard to believe another year has passed. It was another fun year working alongside our wonderful customers, growing and improving Intervals. We wanted to take a moment of pause to highlight just a few of the updates made during 2013, none of which would be possible without you.

New customer case studies

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We published a new series of case studies highlighting some of our customers. Interviewing our customers was a rewarding process. In addition to learning how agencies use Intervals, we were able to witness and write about the human side of each agency.
Read the new case studies

Calendar navigation improvements and iCalendar support

iCalendar subscriptions on Intervals home page calendar

We improved the calendar UI. And we added the ability to pull milestones, tasks and notes from your Intervals calendar into your favorite calendaring client. The iCalendar subscription feature made it possible to sync with Outlook, Google Calendar, Apple iCal, or any others that support iCalendar subscriptions.
Read more about these updates

Redesigned timers and person activity feed

Review a person's recent activity on their feed page

We revisited the timer buttons and redesigned them to be easier to click, take up less space, and provide a more intuitive time tracking experience. And we extended the project feed feature over to people’s profile pages, enabling you to see what’s been going on recently with any member of your team.
Read more about these updates 

We turned seven!

Intervals turns seven!

We celebrated our seventh birthday. Wow!
Read more about our seventh anniversary

New text editor and graphing engine

New graphing engine for faster, cleaner graphs

We upgraded the Intervals text editor to include better HTML formatting in all web browsers, better support for pasting content from Word, and a new monochromatic look to enhance the user experience. Then we overhauled the reports graphing engine to look better and run faster.
Read more about these updates

New help videos

Check out the videos hereWe re-recorded many of the help videos to bring them up-to-date and introduced some new videos. We have learned through the feedback we receive that the videos are very helpful. The user interface, and many of Intervals features, have evolved since the last videos were recorded. Videos are only a snapshot in time, and we want them to reflect the most current user experience.
Check out the videos here

Code refactoring

Refactoring code to keep it fast and fresh

To stay ahead of current trends and technologies, we rebuilt some key components of the home page calendar in preparation for some new features we’ll be adding. This has been an ongoing process and we’ll be unveiling new calendar features soon.
Read more about these updates

Infrastructure upgrades and improvements

Throughout the year we continued to make proactive upgrades to our server infrastructure. We are committed to keeping up with current technology trends and our growing customer base. We made several updates throughout the year to improve speed and keep the Intervals servers a few steps ahead of customer demand.

What’s next?

We have a lot of new features in development for Intervals in early 2014. We will be redesigning portions of the home page calendar to display tasks and notes across multiple days. Then we’ll be tweaking the mobile experience. And we’ll be continuing to implement performance and infrastructure updates to keep Intervals running quickly.

Until then, we wish all of you the happiest of  holidays and a prosperous new year. May 2014 continue to carry us all onward and upward.

Cheers,
The Intervals Team

Photo credit: Sachin Sandhu

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John is a co-founder, web designer and developer at Pelago. His blog posts are inspired by everyday encounters with designers, developers, creatives and small businesses in general. John is an avid reader and road cyclist.
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Michael is a co-founder and product architect at Pelago. His contributions stem from experiences managing the development process behind web sites and web-based applications such as Intervals. Michael drives a 1990 Volkswagen Carat with a rebuilt 2.4 liter engine from GoWesty.
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