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Marketing is evolving, and it can be tough to keep up. A diagram can take the most complex marketing system or process and create a lasting, effective, shared resource.

Project management timelines provide a visual overview of projects and increase team efficiency. Learn 8 easy steps to build a project management timeline to perfection.

Gantt charts come with a series of fatal flaws that leave many managers looking for Gantt chart alternatives to meet their needs. Try these alternatives in Lucidchart. Templates included!

Project management best practices, frameworks, policies, and workflows can help organizations of all sizes operate more efficiently. By establishing ultra-responsive support and operations frameworks, these systems can also help minimize a number of common frustrations associated with professional relationships.

With Lucidchart, onboarding engineers is painless and can have your new hires up to speed in no time. Learn how to improve your onboarding.

Lucid Software is proud to continue its long-standing relationship with Google, this time with an integration with the new Slides API that will allow you to not only visually display your diagram but to tell its story as well.

Compare Gliffy vs Lucidchart to find the best diagramming solution for your team. See why Gliffy lacks features that are essential for a real-time collaborative visual workspace solution.

Maybe it’s just another way to justify the time I like to spend snuggled up on the couch when I should be on a run or scrubbing toilets, but I’ve been telling people for years that good movies are educational. To prove it, here are ten of the best-known movie quotes from Hollywood and the lessons they teach us about effective marketing.

A/B significance testing has become irresistibly simple. Plug a few numbers in an online calculator, and voilà... statistically verified results. But this on-demand verification is fatally flawed: Looking at results more than once invalidates their statistical significance.

One of the best ways we can support the software we love is by showing an interest in the development of the software by submitting bug reports. Take a more proactive approach than complaining or throwing your computer out the window, and actually take the time to report the bug.

Many web apps annoy you by making you re-enter your email and password when signing up. Some also make you stop what you are doing to click a link in a test email to verify the address works. How often have you given up at that point, or gotten distracted before getting around to finishing the sign-up flow and never ended up using a product?