Just as the Trello board revolutionized team collaboration by making it visual, simple, and fun for anyone, Trello’s new views are taking teamwork to places never seen before.
@chrismessina Yes and no. We think Trello can be much more than just a project management tool and I think the screenshot here at top of this article which explains this more in depth: https://www.protocol.com/trello-... shows off the link cards. (Feature: https://blog.trello.com/trello-c... ) -> Today we support Jira cards, as well as Google doc cards, etc, but eventually those will be Asana issues and Monday tasks - because Trello can be a common language with your entire team, regardless of what they use to get their work done. Designers in Figma? Devs in Jira? Marketers in Asana? Trello ties them all together.
@chrismessina@michaelpryor I wonder if the more important comparison here is Airtable? All of this looks great, but without native web forms to gather information and requests for work, Airtable still has a significant edge....
Any moves in this space coming @michaelpryor?
I love Trello. I used it a lot. In the past.
There are just so many other alternatives that already offer such visualisations and UI - for free - that I have to ask:
Why would I go back to Trello now?
@lyondhur this article does a good job at explaining why you don’t even have to move “back” www.protocol.com/trello-redesign Trello lets you organize your Asana issues and your Jira issues alongside each other. It organizes Figma, Google Docs and more. It’s not a mutually exclusive choice. Trello boards can now help make sense of your work no matter where it lives.
This is fantastic. Im a huge fan but was kind of holding on out of past loyalty and respect given compelling competition. This makes the choice to stay so much easier.
Great to see the old crew (and I'm sure a lot of new faces) shipping awesome product!
Seeing comparisons to Monday.com and Airtable here. I don't have any experience with the former, but I have thoughts about the latter comparison.
We used Airtable to great effect at InVision. @maggioant made an epic Airtable to coordinate the activities of a dozen teams. It was really great and powerful and a great way to visualize so many flows, but it is eye-poppingly expensive. Like laughably expensive. So we had to move to Google Sheets.
As Peter Drucker said way back in the 80's "The worship of premium pricing always creates a market for the competitor." Kudos to Trello for stepping into the market Airtable has created for them.
Seems like a great update! Would've loved to use it... but we already moved away from Trello (after being a fan and promoter for many, many years).
At the moment, it doesn't justify to move back. Still seems like a great option for earlier stage companies, though!
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