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I’ve been experimenting with basecamp in a two person project. We like the whiteboard and to do list. Especially like how when you finish a task and tick the box, it floats off the list down to the “done” are. Satisfying
The interface is a bit inconsistent. I wish the navigation was the same in each tool. This could be a trip up for bringing in the less geeky.
Comment by Nancy White — May 12, 2006 @ 04:13
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