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- Team Communication : Discord
- Discord is the easiest way to talk over text, voice, and video. You can create a server managing its public visibility and access, and create one or more channels within this service.
- Document Sharing : Google Docs
- Google docs allows you to share any document and start collaborating. any one you share a document with will be able to edit and contribute to it (unless you choose otherwise). The sharing settings allow you to choose whether or not the person you shared the document with can edit it, or just view it.
- Version Control: Github
- Github is a multinational code hosting platform for version control and collaboration. It allows for you and others to work together on projects from anywhere and everywhere. Millions of programmers that download, review, and evaluate each other’s work.Â
- Prototyping : Invision
- Some of the key features of Invision is prototyping and feedback management. Invision allows its users to collaborate on the interactive mockups of websites and web applications. While failure is inevitable, prototyping through invision allows you to fail faster and fix what might be the problem at hand and get going again!
- Time Tracking : Time Doctor
- Time Doctor is a multifunctional time tracking software, which will be able to enhance and manage the team productivity levels. This will allow you to make the most out of your time spent working on the computer. Using Time Doctor allows its users to create tasks and start time tracking with a simple on/off button for each task.
- Project Management :Â Asana
- Forrester, Inc. reports that “Asana simplifies team-based work management.” Asana is a project management tool to help plan, organize, and manage your team’s work from beginning to end! It allows you to coordinate team tasks so you can always know who’s doing what which will improve and streamline communication.
- Code Testing : Amazon Web Services
- AWS (Amazon Web Services) is an in-depth, evolving cloud computing platform provided by Amazon. Developers can use a variety of platforms and coding languages while taking advantage of AWS software development kits including Java, PHP, Python, Node.js, Ruby, etc. Netflix, Twitch, and Adobe are some examples of who is using Amazon Web Services just to name a few!
- Digital Marketing Analytics : Google Analytics
- Google Analytics is one of the most popular digital analytic software. It’s a free service that allows you to analyze in-depth detail about the visitors on your website. With the insights that Google Analytics gives you, it can help you with the strategy and success of your business.
- SEO (Search Engine Optimization) : SEMrush
- SEMrush is trusted by internet marketers all over the world. It’s a SEO tool that tracks the keyword strategy used by your competition, and uses it to gain more organic traffic. It develops a solid strategy and implements it too!
- Page Speed Testing : Datadog
- Browser tests are scenarios executed by Datadog on your web applications. It allows you to run API (application programming interface) and test your browsers to simulate how your systems are performing.
mwilson
Good work on this Brenna. Solid choices, though AWS is not technically a code testing tool.
In terms of language, I think you could have addressed your team more by using ‘we’ instead of ‘you’ and also mentioning integrations (‘we’re already using XX tool, which integrates nicely with XX’). And some of the language is sales-speak, so it boasts about the tool but doesn’t actually explain why you’d want to use it (ie. SEMrush)
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