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Earlier today, Digital Web columnist Garrett Dimon revealed the website, logo and blog for his bug/issue tracker freelance project Next Update. If you’re a fan of Garrett’s previous work and blogging—or if you’re a fan of issue tracking apps (really?)—you’ll want to follow Next Update’s blog. Garrett and company will be blogging the development process, from business formation to the design details. Given the amazing attention to detail in Garrett’s other projects, I hope the blog will be as insightful for design as it will be for the intricacies of developing a web app. Best of luck, Next Update!

Garrett Dimon Announces Next Update

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