Next: The Simple, Intuitive And Limited To-Do List Application

Mohamed Marwen Meddah | July 24, 2008 – 11:26 pm |

NextA couple of days ago, as covered here, the teams from SpinBits and CloudAppers launched a really interesting and exciting experiment called Zero2Beta, focused on intense design and development of a useful web application from concept to launch in a couple of days, and releasing it to the public.

The first application in this experiment, code-named “App1″, was named “Next“; The idea behind developing Next was to attempt to approach the old-and-tried to-do list web app in a simpler, more intuitive and limited way; to address short-term task management to handle usual day-to-day stuff.

After 2 days of hard design and development work at the SpinBits offices, sticking to the bare basics, and killing some features: Next was launched moments ago.

The interface is very clean, simple, and usable; and the idea is very straightforward: 1 task at any time, 140 characters per task, 20 tasks maximum; you can set priorities by dragging and dropping tasks into order; and you just start getting things done.

Next screenshots

A very good result for something that was built in only a couple of days time.

You can all play around with Next here: movetonext.com

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  1. One Response to “Next: The Simple, Intuitive And Limited To-Do List Application”

  2. Basheir Hashim on Jul 25, 2008 | Reply

    Neat product for such a short sprint. Here are some features requests:

    - skinning: ability to change background color
    - grouping: of tasks

    http://todoist.com/ is my favorite TM., might provide some inspiration for the next release when the teams have more time :)

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