It would be great if the time identifiers showing how old the cards are would be color coded based on how old/stale the card is. It would make it very easy to identify most recent (most old) cards.
This is how Trello approaches it (but they color code the entire card, which seems a bit too much)
Would it need a time frame if you could set a two color gradient? Maybe thatās more intensive, but we have a place to go for setting default colors, so each user could add their āaging colorsā there and let Kinopio set colors based on the gradient and oldest/newest cards.
yeah youād still need a total time to determine how far along the gradient to go. The other problem with gradients is that it can be hard to differentiate close shades, although maybe thatās fine bc youād still have a rough idea
ya iād probably just have this affect the time indicators that you see if you hit 2
Iāve been thinking about this feature a lot⦠any possibility this function could be added for a handful of time thresholds?
Iād love to be able to view an entire board at once and in a glance know which cards need attention.
Iām thinking of it in terms of my businessāIām exploring treating my business as a garden rather than an assembly line. I plant seeds, water, and tend different parts of the garden while it grows.
Often, I forget entire parts of my āgardenāāhaving an overview of my entire business in Kinopio makes a lot of sense; if there were a way to quickly see (color-based) which areas have been tended to lately and which havenāt, I think that could be really useful.
The problem w differentiating bw so many diff states w color alone is either:
I canāt remember which color is which
Or if itās a gradient , with that many stages the difference bw 60d and 90d is gonna be really subtle. Maybe youād be able to tell if a 60 and 90 were right next to each other , but might be tough to differentiate if they arenāt ā¦