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by brandonbloom
4639 days ago
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Asana's vocabulary is concrete, but the UI is abstract. In contrast, Trello's terminology is abstract, but the UI is concrete. You need the abstraction somewhere in order to build a general purpose tool for a large variety of teams and use cases. Realize that as a bunch of hackers, we're great at linguistic abstraction. Average people are much worse at it, but are pretty decent at abstraction of physical, spatial things. |
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