🔒 UI Tips, Would like to know if this is good already

[stone jungle]

So I am making a project tracker and would love your feedback for this app.

It will have multiple feautures.
Dashboard, to showw what is going on in the app.
My tasks, personal not from everybody whos account is linked
Tasks, all tasks from all users.
Projects, can switch between projects when selecting it will change all the tasks to that project
Team Mmeners, shows all people who are in the enviorment
Calender for activities and when tasks need to be done
Tasks Templates, for quick adding, only change details.
Analytics, show how projects are doing
Tags, create custom tags, like UI, Server, Database, etc
Search across the projects for tags, tasks, people who are working on taks
Settings general setting, like darkmode light mode, and more.

I have added pictures off what is implemented already, feedback would be really nice.

[fiery quail]

@stone jungle

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[abstract phoenix]

This looks amazing. I think I have nothing to add.

[agile niche]

Yep. These things always depend on everyone being on board and keeping the underlying data up to date. But it does look really great.

If I was using something like this for work, I'd get a lot more value from it if I didn't have to scroll through the entire dashboard, and it a) automatically gave me a heads up if a project was lagging, and no longer on track to meet its deadlines, and b) highlighted if any team members were overloaded.

[stone jungle]

Thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it. It indeed will be able to notify you if a team members if lacking behind. But that is for later on, first want to make it work for 1 person, then expanding to team functionality. Just dont know yet how to go about that. Maybe a build in server that can run on your network and you can login or something or a standalone one, with the database files in there

[fiery quail]

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