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Our new update brings the Kanban view and a content manager, along with some UI changes. All of this makes managing content on zipBoard a lot more streamlined!
Picture this: Your team just finished creating what you think is the perfect piece of content. You share it via email, collect feedback through scattered Google Doc comments, chase down approvals through Slack messages, and somehow manage to piece together everyone’s input. Three weeks later, you’re still waiting for final approval, buried under conflicting feedback from different
You’ve been there before: your team has created brilliant content, but it’s sitting in approval limbo for weeks. Emails pile up with conflicting feedback, stakeholders can’t align on revisions, and what should have been a quick turnaround becomes a months-long ordeal. Meanwhile, your campaign launch gets pushed back, your product release stalls, and your team’s
Content review and approval is a critical process across industries. From marketing teams ensuring brand consistency, to eLearning developers refining course content, product teams maintaining accurate documentation, and UX designers perfecting user experiences. But as content creation scales, so do the challenges, especially when external stakeholders, such as clients, subject matter experts (SMEs), and vendors, are
Content Is No Longer Just Marketing’s Job Content operations is the backbone of digital content delivery—spanning creation, approval, governance, and publishing across teams and formats. Today, content isn’t confined to blogs and social posts anymore. It’s embedded in product interfaces, support documentation, onboarding flows, training materials, sales assets, and even legal communications. Content now touches
Your Project Plan Is Only Half the Picture You’ve got your project timelines locked down, your sprints mapped out, and your team synced across tools like Jira, Trello, or Asana. But when it’s time for actual feedback—on wireframes, mockups, staging sites—that’s when things get messy. Screenshots fly across Slack. Emails pile up. Comments get buried.
Delayed approvals. Scattered markups. Endless email chains. In construction, deadlines are tight and margins are tighter, so even small inefficiencies in document workflows can snowball into costly delays. Yet across the AEC industry, most teams are still relying on fragmented processes to review drawings, submittals, and RFIs — bouncing PDFs over email, managing feedback in
Website Feedback Shouldn’t Be an Afterthought Are you only collecting website feedback once the site goes live? If so, you’re not alone—but you’re also missing out. Many teams wait until the final stages of development—or worse, until after launch—to ask for feedback. This often leads to last-minute changes, expensive rework, and frustrated clients or users.
Imagine kicking off a new project and spending hours just setting up workflows instead of actually working. Whether you’re managing construction documents, web design feedback, or content approvals, the initial setup can be a frustrating bottleneck. Teams often spend valuable hours configuring project structures, defining review processes, and organizing tasks before they can even start
So… when did video stop being a one-way street? Remember when videos were just watch, rewind, repeat? Those days are long gone. The digital workspace has transformed video from a passive medium into an engaging, collaborative powerhouse that’s reshaping how teams communicate, learn, and create together. From One-Way to Collaborative Modern collaborative video tools have
Construction and design often appear drastically disparate on the surface, almost at the polar opposite of one another. However, their intersection is closer and more sensical when you consider the disciplines that sit at the heart of every successful building project – architectural and structural engineering design. While these might seem like distinct professions and