Creative

We asked our designer Heidi to put together a list of free design tools for the cash-strapped creatives. This is how she got started. Every experienced designer has great sources for stock stuff and inspiration. But when you’re just starting out, the Internet can be a big, scary thing and finding free stuff can be difficult.

Well, there it is – one of you is the 1,000,000th Toggler. Congratulations, anonymous winner!

Ever wanted to know what it’s like working at a tech company? Consider this a beginner’s guide to tech employee stereotypes.

Our brains aren’t super great when it comes to tracking time. Depending on what we’re doing, time can seem as though it’s passing slowly or quickly.

Even the notoriously uninhibited creatives can benefit from time tracking – be it for billing their clients or for improving their time management skills. But they have to be careful not to mix up time and results.

The life of a programmer is hard. I’m not saying other jobs are easy. However, making a living as a developer demands solid effort and consistent focus. Us developers work alongside marketers, designers, managers, content creators, and many others. But, our quirky (and rewarding) lifestyle is often misunderstood.

Do you code? HTML5 and the CReateJS suit sound familiar to you? Toggl is looking for developers – you can work from anywhere! Check out our open positions here. Recently, we completely overhauled Teamweek’s main user interface. In addition to a slicker design, the new UI also provides support for mobile devices and is built on HTML5 canvas using