Tag Archives: interface

PEBKAC is a Failure of UX Design

Jennifer Payne | January 30th, 2013

And you’re ultimately responsible for it. Most web designers and developers are familiar with the term PEBKAC. It stands for Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair and is often used to describe a bug that was triggered or caused by user error, not the application itself. Developers sometimes have a laugh at the expense of […]

Interface Tuning Continues

Michael Payne | February 10th, 2006

We think you’ll appreciate that Intervals is being designed and developed by a firm that knows design and development. We’re not loading it up with tons of cool functionality that’s hard to look at or hard to use, or making it pretty but useless:

‘Account Creation’ and ‘Account Setup’ are complete

Michael Payne | January 30th, 2006

The process of creating your account and customizing Intervals to your particular company is complete.  We thought a lot about the process and bounced it off several of our early adopters before putting it in motion.  Also, on a random side note, it is the longest task we’ve ever had with Intervals.  Longest in terms […]

Client Dashboard …much better

Michael Payne | December 7th, 2005

One thing we’ve learned with our task tracker (aka baby Intervals) is that we need better ‘client’ level reporting. Some call it ‘companies’ we’re calling it ‘clients’ for now. Our task tracker is great at project level reporting, but say you have the following projects: Pelago Web Site Pelago Sidecar Pelago IT Pelago Sales etc. […]