Showing posts with label feedback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feedback. Show all posts

Thursday, January 24, 2013

New Navigation for Boards and Reports

We are working on Custom Graphical Reports concept now and are thinking about navigation changes. The main idea is to allow reports creation very similar to boards creation.

So left menu will break down to 2 sections: Boards and Reports. If you click on a section title, it will open Overview page with all Boards (or Reports) thumbnails. These thumbnails will be actually real snapshots (they can be captured every 30 minutes for example). So Overview will show many boards/reports with almost live content.



In the future we are going to add Dashboards, so there will be 3 sections: Boards, Reports, Dashboards.  

What do you think about this idea?

Wednesday, December 19, 2012

WIP Limits in Boards

We are discussing WIP limits implementation for targetprocess3 and want to ask you feedback.

We are going to create limits per Board. It means if someone created a board and setup WIP limits, they will not change on this board even if user will select other teams and projects in top menu. 

Also, we have an idea to treat limits broadly and provide an option to setup limits for other columns and rows:

  • Person (thus you can restrict person load)
  • State
  • Custom Fields (thus you can restrict Classes of Services load)

There will be a Limit tab that allows Board Owner or Admin to set limits. It is enabled only if any axis above is selected.




Rules to indicate limits (counts are global, we should count ALL entities in row or column):

  • Count < Limits - all good
  • Count = Limit - warning
  • Count > Limit - bad thing

Do you think this concept works for you?

Friday, December 14, 2012

TP3 Private Beta First Impression Feedback

Hi folks,

Now many of you had a chance to try targetprocess3. If you can share your brief initial impressions, what you like and what you don't like — that would be awesome. Nothing special, just very general opinion about the tool and its potential.

Thank you!