In the end of last week we shared new ToDo list concepts with TargetProcess UX group members. We have some feedback already, but it is interesting to receive more.

So what do you think about these ToDo list concepts?

Concept 1 (Clickable PDF. You may click on links that has dashed border)
Concept 2 (Static PDF)

  • Hi,

    I was wondering what software you used to create the wireframes and clickable PDF?
    They look very cool and give a good impression of future features.

    Thanks,
    Patrick
  • DVins
    I have to agree, the first concept works better.
  • Mark Poole
    Taking a look at the two concepts, I think concept 1 is a cleaner and more intuitive approach. It's definitely a nice step above what we have now (2.12)

    I agree with Lyndsay's comment above about the meetings and tasks. If TP can do it better than Microsoft Outlook, then we'll use it. Otherwise, program management and others will ignore it, and it will be a wasted feature.
  • Well, there are many meetings related to agile. Daily meeting, iteration planning, release planning, iteration demo, retrospective. So it is quite natural to have them in TP.

    Ability to add tasks without user story is a long requested feature. Sometime you have tasks that are not directly relate to any project and want to track time against them.
  • Concept 1 works best for me. The layout is much more intuitive. I find it easier to scan down the right hand side and immediately home in on the grouping (Today, Tomorrow, etc.) of interest.

    Meetings and Tasks is an interesting concept. I see it as very useful, as often its hard to pin ones time against a story or task. Would this synchronise with something like Outlook? The only danger I see with Meetings and Tasks is that TP may start loosing focus and become unwieldy as a tool. It might be better to encourage users to create stories/tasks that can actually map directly to meetings/tasks, instead of needing separate entities for them.
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