Now Pagico is intelligent enough to identify devices belonging to the same user, so you don’t end up seeing desktops and iPhones in a team workspace. For example, you’ll be able to choose whether to create a list, or a task, and list item actions are now organized into popup menus to reduce visual clutter and accident clicks while maintaining accessibility.Īnother example of user experience improvement would be the consolidated member list for workspaces. We want to make Pagico as intuitive and as fluid as possible, especially for actions that you perform frequently. All in just one fluid action.Īs mentioned before, user experience is a primary focus for Pagico 8. Want to move a task to a new project? Simply use the link helper, type in the desired project title, and hit ENTER to create AND make the link. Not only do they look sleeker, they are also fully keyboard operable and they allow container creation on-the-fly. In Pagico 8, the Link Helper and the Move panel gets a major update. The linking capability is a major component of Pagico, it’s what makes Pagico unique. The filter, new navigation and sorting mode controls are now sticky and will remain accessible no matter how much you’ve scrolled down. The main actions for containers are now re-arranged to the right-side so they don’t take up as much space, while being easily accessible. The title area is much more roomier and more modern in styling. That means you won’t see them flying around when you don’t need them, and you’ll also have a fully-featured, interactive flowchart component when you need it. The flowchart and Linked Items also got their own dedicated section. For instance, you now have a “Notes” section for each project that can be used to store project-level status messages, labels, or simply subtitles. This is where you spend most of your time working in Pagico, so we redesigned the UI to make everything more pleasant, less busy and more intuitive. Not much is really changed here, but with this new arrangement, everything is more straightforward and makes more sense. The “Inbound Links” section is now renamed to “Mentions”, and is now merged into the main data view to better present the data. So you can easily select, multi-select, and perform bulk actions such as archive, star/un-star, delete, share in workspace, and more!

Now you can import your 5000 contacts without sweat. This time it’s super fast, and it will continue to be fast even when you have thousands of items. The list view that handles project and contact lists are complete re-written. Want to see just or Just a few clicks (or keypresses!) and you’re good to go! The in-project filter has also been updated to let you see things by tags. Isn’t that snappy? Enhanced in-container filters Simply press Cmd+G (or Ctrl+G) to pull up the menu, then type the first few letters of the item you’re looking for, then ENTER to make the jump.

Introducing the brand-new, in-container quick navigation bar:Īnd best of all, this new navigation system is fully keyboard-optimized. So we came up with an idea to resolve this issue. The new flowchart presents your color choices in an elegant and informative way.ĭo you deal with large projects or contacts? Finding the desired item in a large container can become quite time-consuming. If you color-code your projects or contacts for any reason, then you’ll definitely love this new feature. Here for the public beta? Scroll to the bottom of this article to learn all about it! Color-coded flowchart Today I’m thrilled to share some more highlights of it with you. As you know, Pagico 8 is coming this Fall, and it’s coming with lots of exciting improvements.

Import tasks into pagico