Task List View

<div class="features-wrapper"> <h2>Spreadsheet-Style Task Management</h2> <p>The List View presents all tasks from a specific board in a traditional data table format. While the Kanban board excels at visualizing workflow stages, the List View excels at <strong>bulk scanning, sorting, and comparing</strong> tasks across multiple dimensions simultaneously. It shows every task on a single scrollable page with sortable columns for title, status, priority, assignee, due date, and more.</p> <div class="feature-grid"> <div class="feature-card"> <h3>📊 Sortable Data Columns</h3> <p>Click any column header to sort tasks ascending or descending. Sort by due date to find overdue tasks, by priority to focus on urgent items, or by assignee to load-balance across the team. Multi-level sorting helps when you need tasks grouped by status then sorted by priority within each group.</p> </div>

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  <h3>📋 Compact Information Density</h3>
  <p>Each row compresses all task metadata into a single line: title, column/stage, assigned user, labels, priority badge, due date status, and action buttons. This makes it possible to scan 50+ tasks at a glance — something that would require scrolling through multiple Kanban columns.</p>
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</div> <div class="usecase-example"> <h3>Use Case: Overdue Task Audit</h3> <p>A project manager needs to identify all overdue tasks before the quarterly review. They switch to the List View, sort by "Due Date" ascending, and immediately see all tasks with past due dates at the top. They then filter or scan by assignee to identify which team members have the most overdue items and redistribute workload accordingly.</p> </div> </div>