Everyone knows
what happens next.
Assign work to designers inside the project, set deadlines and keep responsibilities visible. Each team member can see exactly what they own, while the lead designer can follow progress across the entire project.
Track the progress.
Keep the studio moving.
Team tasks
Workload at a glance.
Responsibility should never be unclear.
When a project gets busy, small tasks are the first things to disappear. Workspace keeps every action attached to a person, deadline and project phase.
Give every task an owner.
Assign work directly to the designer responsible, so everyone knows what they need to deliver next.
See progress without chasing.
The lead designer can see open, completed and upcoming tasks without asking for constant updates.
Keep deadlines connected.
Task due dates stay connected to the project calendar, meetings and project phase.
See the project from every team member’s perspective.
Filter the task list by designer, understand workload and keep responsibilities visible without creating separate trackers for each person.
See what the whole team is doing.
Review workload, assign work, change deadlines and see what is falling behind before it becomes a problem.
Open Workspace and know what to do.
Each designer can focus on their assigned work, see deadlines and mark tasks complete as the project moves forward.
Tasks live inside the project, not beside it.
The work your team needs to complete can connect to meetings, deadlines, design reviews and project phases.
Due dates stay visible.
Everything stays connected to the same project workflow.
Turn decisions into actions.
Everything stays connected to the same project workflow.
Keep every task in context.
Everything stays connected to the same project workflow.
See what needs attention.
Everything stays connected to the same project workflow.
Stop managing your team through messages.
Everyone can open the project and see their responsibilities, deadlines and progress in the same place the actual work lives.
Start your workspaceClear work.
Clear ownership.
Assign tasks, set deadlines and follow project progress without building another spreadsheet or chasing the team for updates.