Thursday, January 31, 2013

Design Concept: Customize Cards on Boards


We are finalising cards customization on boards.

On the left you see various zoom levels, so it will be possible to customize cards for all zoom levels. In the center you see card template and a list of all available properties on the right. 


You can quickly search for properties and use drag and drop to customize card. Rearrange properties easily:


Most sizes are fixed, so you can't put more than several properties on small sizes.


However, large sizes are unlimited, so you can put as many properties as you want (but card will be quite large in this case).

Your feedback is welcome!





8 comments:

  1. All I can say is this looks totally awesome! ..can't wait for it to be implemented.

    Will you provide the same for Test Plans, Test Cases, Releases, Iterations, Requests, Builds, etc.. (basically all TP entities?

    Thanks!

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    1. Yes, customization will available for all Cards. BTW, Test Plan and Test Run cards will appear in config settings in 2-3 weeks.

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  2. Wow, looks very cool. Looking forward to have this in TP3. Great stuff.

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  3. Go ahead guys! Right now we are using tags to show additional informations like assigned features or releases. We definitely need that great feature asap :-)

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  4. If we have the percentage completed property specially on projects, I can make an awesome visual portifolio board.

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  5. this will bring a great feature to tp3 and will help us to reduce number of boards

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  6. It seems having a card design which could be constructed to be similar to TP2 would be helpful. We like the "one row" format in TP2 for planning and prioritization. It takes less space so you can see more on one page of data.

    Examples:
    TP2 (Prirotize and Iteration Planning)
    TP3 format requires more space to display less information

    So maybe if the XL format allowed
    [ID] [ NAME] [Option1][Option2] (in first row)
    + an entirely optional 2nd row

    Or maybe add another level all together to allow construction of a "TP2-like" single row

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