Incubate that Idea with the Startacus virtual Workspace!
by Startacus Admin
Since we launched our Virtual Workspace we've had all sorts of ideas getting thrashed out there by Startacus members using both public and private boards. We’ve listened too to all the feedback we’ve had and we’ve made a few subtle changes here and there. All for the better we hope! We know too that lots of you are curious about what the workspace is all about so we thought we’d reveal afew sneaky pics of what it looks like, what you can do there and how you can use it to get working on that big idea of yours. We reckon it rocks! Hope you do too! If you are not registered as yet here's a handy link to register onto Startacus so you can use the workspace area.
Here's the lowdown...
Firstly, Create a Project: Whether you’ve just had one of those crazy ideas that you think just might become the ‘next big thing’ or you’ve got an idea for something that would mean you finally get to do your own thing, the first step to help make it happen is to Create a Project. Give your project a name, read through and check our T’s and C’s and then you’re ready to go!
Once that’s done, you can Start your Project Boards: This is where the hard work begins! Whether you still need to work a little on the concept bit or the legal stuff or even do a tad more research, you can create a virtual workspace to do just that. Each Project Board is your very own bespoke workspace, so create the workspaces that are relevant to you and your idea. You’ve just got to select “Add this board” for each board that you need and then confirm your choices by pressing the big red button - the one that says “Save My Boards”. Simple!
Hey Presto! Here’s the Concept workspace that’s been created....You can click along the tabs at the top to go between all your other workspace boards and review your idea summary too.
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