Every project offers several views of the same tasks. Switch between them with the tabs at the top of the project; nothing changes about the work, only how you look at it.
The board
The board is the default view: a kanban wall where each column is a status and each card is a task. Drag cards between columns as work moves forward. You can rename columns, reorder them, and set a work-in-progress limit on a column so it flags when too much is in flight at once. What makes a task completed is its column, not the column’s name: tick Counts as completed in the column’s menu for the column your finished work goes to. Its tasks count as completed in the progress figures and are never shown as overdue.
List, calendar, timeline & workload
- List: the same tasks as rows in a table, useful for scanning and sorting.
- Calendar: tasks placed on their dates, so deadlines cluster visibly.
- Timeline: a Gantt-style view of tasks and milestones across time, good for planning phases and spotting overlaps.
- Workload: tasks grouped by assignee, so you can see who is carrying too much before it becomes a problem.
Each view supports filters, and you can save a filtered arrangement as a saved view to return to later. The open tasks assigned to you across your projects, due soonest first, are on the My tasks page.
Progress
The Progress tab rolls the project up: how many tasks are completed out of the total, how many are overdue, the next milestone, the target date and when the health was last updated, then completion over time, tasks by column and the lead’s health note. It is the quickest place to answer “where does this project stand?” without reading every card.