Practical Applications

Handy legal technologies

Published in 2016 Southwest Super Lawyers magazine

By David A. Ferrance on April 11, 2016

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Trello

iOS, Android, Kindle, web
Free (basic version);
$100 annual subscription (business class)

There are dozens of task management apps, and I feel like I’ve tried all of them. Right now, I use Trello to make sure everything I need to get done gets done. Trello is a flexible task-management app that works on iOS, Android and the web.

The reason Trello works for me, when other apps do not, is the highly visual interface. Trello has a simple bulletin board interface that allows me to put lists and cards on a board just like I would on the wall in my office. I can easily drag my tasks from one list to another, reprioritize items or mark them as done with a quick flick of my finger. Trello also strikes a nice balance between apps that are too simple (Google Keep) and apps that are too complex (Wrike). Because Trello is quick and easy to use, I actually use it—and that’s probably the most important feature in an app of this type.

David A. Ferrance
Of Counsel, Law 4 Small Business; Albuquerque;
Intellectual Property

 

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