Need a refresher on our Asana Process? We’ve broken down each column in your Asana board and how our process works!
Your Asana board has three columns that indicate what stage your asset is in. They will be labeled Waiting In Queue, In Progress, and Accomplished.
*For non-design tasks: We will not be using this column.
When your task has all the information to get started on, your AC will move your task card to the ‘IN PROGRESS’ column.
You will see the green tag ‘Your Approval Needed’. This will indicate it’s time for you to look at the task.
Our SF team will begin building out your request in Sandbox, unless specified otherwise.
A gray tag of ‘Building and Testing your Asset’ will be applied to your task card.
The testing in Sandbox for your request will also happen in this stage.
When your test is ready for your review and approval:
Your AC will tag you in Asana with an update. They will pin this comment to the top of the task, and you will see it highlighted in yellow.
You will also see the green tag ‘Your Approval Needed’. This will indicate it’s time for you to look at the task.
If there are any edits required, they’ll be made in Sandbox until we get your final approval to push the asset to production.
A gray tag of ‘Revising your Asset’ will be applied.
To move on to the next stage, your AC will need your written approval (or verbal approval via a call with your AC) for the test before they move to the next step of building and testing in production.
After your written approval has been received, our SF team will begin building and testing your request in Sandbox, unless specified otherwise.
A gray tag of ‘Building and Testing your Asset’ will be applied to your task card.
Once the task has been built, tested, and finalized it will be ready for your final review and approval.
Your AC will tag you in the task with an update. They will pin this comment to the top of the task, and you will see it highlighted in yellow.
You will also see the green tag ‘Your Approval Needed’. This will indicate it’s time for you to look at the task.
Below we have listed our average timelines for task requests. These can vary based on the complexity of the task. For example, more custom requests will require a longer time. Your AC will keep you updated on timelines via the Asana task card, and you can always reach out to your AC to get a more accurate estimate for your task.
This is a very simple animation or gif that uses already existing components to create a design.
Some examples could be:
A short screen recording showing a website/app in a monitor or mobile device that’s been converted to a GIF.
An icon or simple graphic animated with subtle movement for added interest.
This is a simple animation or gif that uses already existing animation components combined with some customized components to create a design that fits your brand. These are usually less than 10 seconds long.
Some examples could be:
A header image that we add movement to.
A graphic we updated to match a particular brand’s visual language and added movement to.
This is a fully custom “built from scratch” animation, usually complex with many moving pieces. These can range from 5 to 90 seconds.
Some examples could be:
An animated logo! Here is an example of a fully custom animated logo that our partner Rapid Recon created.
A header image animated with lots of components. This type of animation is considered fully custom due to having to animate each clover individually and creating all of the components from scratch.
A complex social media post or reel.
Adding Pardot Regions to Email Template or Landing Page
Design a Graphic Ad
Create or Edit Email Design
Email Testing & Troubleshooting
Landing Page Design
Landing Page Testing & Troubleshooting
Redesign an Email or Landing Page
Social Media Asset Design
Add User to Pardot
Automation Rule(s)
Build an Engagement Studio
Combine or Split Segmentation Lists
Create Custom Fields in Pardot
Create & Style Pardot Form(s)
Create Pardot Form Handler(s)
Create a Segmentation List
Create a Custom Redirect
Schedule a List Email Send
Salesforce Report Building
Salesforce Automation (workflows)
Salesforce Field Editing
Salesforce User Additions, Profile Changes, Removals
Salesforce Custom Objects
WordPress Instance Monthly Maintenance
WordPress Site Header/Footer Updates
WordPress Site Full Redesign Using Staging Site
WordPress Web Page Design
WordPress Webpage Edits
Create Custom Content Filters
Plan Monthly Content Calendar
Write Social Media Post Copy
Design Social Media Graphic Asset
Schedule Social Media Post
Monthly Analytic Reports
A task is any request that needs to be executed by our team. It can be as small as creating a Tag in Pardot or building out a complex automation in Salesforce.
No, they will not! If you have a priority, let your AC know and we can put a current task on hold to work on that new task.
A task is under the Design stage when it involves our creative team building out a design proof for an email, landing page, graphic image, etc. Read more here [anchor to Design Stage explanation section].
Non-design tasks will skip the Design stage and go directly to the Build and Test stage.
When you see this status (at any stage), it means that we need your review and written or verbal confirmation to move forward to the next step.
If you need more tasks, we offer an upgrade option to add 3 additional concurrent tasks, with a longer contract term. Please reach out to your Account Coordinator if you are interested in upgrading.
There’s no need to add deadlines to the parent card on Asana. Your Account Coordinator will add/adjust the time based on updates from our team. If you have a specific deadline for a task, please it post in the task comments or inform your AC in your weekly check-in.
Your Account Coordinator is there to help with this and will handle these for you. We want to keep your engagement with Asana as simple and easy as possible! The only time you need to move a task card on the board is from the‘Build Your Task’ stage to the ‘Waiting in Queue’ stage. This happens when you’re done building your task and are ready for your AC to review it!