Launch: The 37signals Suite
This has been five years in the making. We didn’t know it at the time, but ever since we released our second pay product (Backpack) in 2005, we’ve been building up to this moment. Today we officially release the 37signals Suite. The Suite is a bundle of our four big apps: Basecamp, Highrise, Backpack, and Campfire for one low price (starting at $99/month). The core benefits For the initial release
Backpack journal meets Adium
At 37signals, Backpack’s Journal feature answers the “Hey, what are you working on right now and what have you done lately?†question. We wanted to make it easier to get journal entries into Backpack so we added a tiny wrapper around the existing journal API to make it work with a couple of StatusNet desktop clients (Adium is probably the most famous one). Now you can follow everyone else’s journa
37Signals Releases Free, Handy iPad Whiteboard
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Nine Workspaces Where Famous Folks Get Stuff Done
Whether you prefer the clean minimalism of Steve Jobs and 37 Signals or the creative chaos of Tina Fey and Pixar, there's a lot to learn from the workspaces of the well-known. We present nine such spaces here for inspiration. Al GoreIf nothing else, former Vice President Al Gore's office helps anyone who needs that extra little push to convince themselves that, yeah, having three monitors is neces
Open Source Icons
Over the past few months I’ve developed some icons for use on our marketing sites and newsletters. A few of these icons have made it into production. Some are simple and some are detailed. Most haven’t seen the light of day just because they weren’t a right fit for what we were trying to communicate at the time. I want to release the artwork for these icons as open source. They’re free for you to
The early days: How 37signals built buzz out of the gate
When 37signals first started out, we didn’t make products. We did client work. From the beginning, we allotted plenty of time for side projects. Things that would get us attention (eNormicom), experiments with new ways of selling our services (37express), ways to show off our design thinking (37Better Project), etc. Here are a few of the key non-client projects that enabled us to build up an audie
Ask 37signals: How do you say no?
Greg asks: When your product just launched and the user base is starting to grow, you’re happy about any positive feedback you receive from your first users. But just as soon, you start receiving feature requests from the same users. While it’s easy to say “No†to a feature as a team internally, I found it less easy to tell a customer that their suggestion won’t see the light of day anytime soon (
How
David Feinleib at Mohr Davidow Ventures pens a piece called, “Why Startups Fail.†Here are his four reasons with my thoughts below. 1. Spending too much on sales & marketing before they’re ready This is exactly why we encourage new companies to stay as far away from venture funding as they can. VC’s encourage you to spend! And since software is virtually free, and hardware is dirt cheap these days
Why we skip Photoshop
When designing a UI we usually go right from a quick paper sketch to HTML/CSS. We skip the static Photoshop mockup. Here are a few reasons why we skip photoshop: You can’t click a Photoshop mockup. This is probably the number one reason we skip static mockups. They aren’t real. Paper isn’t real either, but paper doesn’t have that expectation. A Photoshop mockup is on your screen. If it’s on your s
You don't create a culture
Amen to that. My wife told me a great story about a large company she used to work for. The company wanted engineers to feel ownership over their work which they hoped would improve quality. Their solution to this was to put up posters in all the offices saying: “You should feel ownership over your work†Jason, I agree that real culture takes time to be built. But saying that “it happens†is a bit
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