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The inside story of how Figma made FigJam—and changed how we brainstorm forever

Nov 04, 2022

When Figma CEO Dylan Field gave his keynote at Config, the company's annual design conference in April 2021, he took the opportunity to restate a core value.…

Project status updates now have comments

Jun 01, 2016

As the final feature of Polish Week, we’ve added commenting to project status updates. Project status updates help you communicate the state of…

Asana tips: do more with Instagantt, Weekdone, Hou…

May 31, 2016

Getting work done can be tough. Luckily, there are great tools out there to help you stay organized and ultimately knock out your to-do list—and…

Meet Anna Binder, Asana’s first Head of People O…

May 26, 2016

Editor’s note: We’re excited to welcome Anna Binder to Asana as our first Head of People Operations. Before joining Asana, Anna was VP of People…

How to take better breaks at work

May 25, 2016

We’ve all heard how important it is to take breaks at work. We can only sit in front of a computer for so long before our attention wanes and even…

What only managers can do to keep employees engage…

May 20, 2016

Prior to the industrial revolution, "work" was an activity that took place in fields and farmhouses. Then automated production moved an entire…

Get real-time Asana updates in Slack, GitHub, and …

May 19, 2016

We love Asana (obviously), but we know it’s not the only tool your team needs to get work…

Dashboard reporting in Google Sheets

May 18, 2016

Editor’s note: We’ve made some updates since this post was published. Dashboard has been discontinued, but you can still create Google Sheets…

Steph it up: How to be the Steph Curry of your tea…

May 13, 2016

If you haven’t heard of Steph Curry, you might be living under a rock. He’s the transcendent star point guard of the Golden State Warriors—the…

Ready, set, blast off: why teamwork is key to a su…

May 12, 2016

For product managers, pulling off a big product (re)launch is a lot like conducting an orchestra. Both product managers and conductors alike are…