Checkvist Improvements
- GUI Improvements
- Home Screen
- Can't keyboard navigate the checklist list?
- Keyboard Help
- Group by action
- Mouseover tips
- It would be nice if there were keyboard command tooltips related to anything that you would use a mouse for. Then there would actually be an easier process of learning what things you could be doing better?
- i.e., even for a basic a thing as entry. it took experimentation to find option or shift-enter lets you enter line breaks in the text box. also, i haven't quite figured out why sometimes i can savewithout creating another item and sometimes it does (either way it requires an extra enter or escape if it does the wrong thing)
- Webapps w/ good (better) help popups
- Github
- GMail
- Twitter
- Todoist
- '?' for keyboard help (a callout on top right so peopl can see this?)
- / should be search
- overall there are some standard keys that aren't used that are replaced w/ non-standard more keys (ff is nice and all but / is used everywhere and isn't used at all in checkvist?)
- Hot Keys
- Due Date: Assigning common dates, navigating from today, etc
- Tags
- Well, there's 'tt' I guess I'll need to be a bit more specific about what's bothering me here.
- Checklist View (Main List, Move to List)
- Keyboard Shortcuts (cmd 1-10)
- This is somewhat mollified/conflicting w/ type ahead find, but would be perfect if it was linked to an accelerator key. think about how launchers (quicksilver, alfred) and clipboard managers (like clipmenu) work
- Better Reordering
- Keyboard - shift j/k etc (any move but w/ shift held down)
- or ctrl if that's going to be the standard modifier key for list manipulation
- Drag Handle on the very right
- Better ways of focus
- Navigate to next in level?
- See ec: http://checkvist.tumblr.com/post/1552788417/expand-list-options-and-a-handful-of-fixes
- Hide everything but this group?
- Find
- Find Tags
- fn-enter to search All
- ESC should close the Filter window?
- Full Text Search / Filtering; does it exist?
- Problems
- Can't Create an item at top of list? Exacerbates lack of keyboard reordering...
- This can be done by hitting Escape (defocuses items) and then Enter
- RFE
- List Categories/Folders
- For managing and scoping large number of lists, especially in the main view
- Modified By
- For shared Lists, sd tracks original creation, but not edits, a tree or some way to see new stuff would be nice
- Secondary view w/ new edits/changes?
- This is especially important for shared lists, ie if someone is "assigning" you tasks (tagging you or something). It'd be nice to see things based on when they were changed
- Are edits/versions stored? I assume at least when something is checked off is stored, but it occured to me that might not be the case at all...
- Local Version
- Should this really be HTML5 App w/ Local Cache of everything?
- Maybe it should work standalone and simply sync w/ the server.
- Mobile Version
- Handling touch events
- Hard to remap all KB functions...
- Need
- Could be HTML5, use SQLite3 FTS, etc
- Views
- Current minimal, + more info for the specific task? Easier way to expand all (x?) (vs sd that shows for everything)
- One thing that's nice about workflowy is the "zoom" - rather than just expansion, it actually lets you focus within a scope, which is good for removing distractions
- Half Baked
- Due Time
- Remind me later
- Effort Tracking / Estimates
- Geo-located events
- Repeating Tasks
- Desktop Integration
- Alfred+API?
- http://checkvist.com/auth/api
- Guest Pass / Token-based Permissions
- It would be nice to share lists w/ a secret URL. If accessed w/ this URL/token, should be either viewable or editable by anyone. This would be especially useful for embedding purposes (ie in a corporate intranet)
- Compare
- Todoist
- Toodledo
- Workflowy
- Learned
- cmd-1, 1 for colors, cool
- I use this icon for my Fluid SSB App:
- http://cdn.appappeal.com/pictures/6835/logo.png
- Adoption Hurdles
- Sharing
- Suitability for multi-user task handling somewhat limited without a better way of tracking who assigned what (to whom can be a tag, although automatically colored tag assignments or actually parsing people out would be useful, ie #email and a UI layer a la dates?)
- Being able to track/changelog/view history - having an at a glance view at what's changed since a certain time, what's been changed by others.
- Mobile
- One of our coworkers uses Toodledo for her personal use. She can't imagine not having a mobile version. I can't really blame her for that, especially as she's checking of things on the move all the time. Checkvist's current mobile UI doesn't cut it (interaction-wise, feature-wise, lack of network independence - iPhone on AT&T in LA)