Card Icons

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If you look at the space, you will see that each card has various icons. They represent the contents of the card. Icons are helpful in categorizing tasks and observing the progress of work. Colors give them additional power.

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Learn about the meanings of the icons:

  • start date – the date set for the start of the card
  • due date – the date set for the end of the card
  • creation date – the date of card creation
  • completed date – date of changing the card status to Completed
  • age – number of days since card creation
  •  list – all card lists the card belongs to
  •  label- all labels assigned to the card
  • children – number of subcards (completed/all)
  • default parent – the name of the default parent card
  •  – number of subitems from to-do list (completed/all)

Card status icons

The card status icon symbolizes the state the card is in at the current moment.

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The bold line shows the work progress.

There are 4 available card status roles to choose from. Each of them has a different icon:

  •   Not started
  •   In progress
  •   Completed
  •   Information

Card members

       The number of Co-Workers and avatar of the Responsible Person

Examples

         Associated list “In test”

             To-do list inside (completed 2 of 2 tasks)

     Label “Frontend”

              Card relations (this card has 1 child)

FAQ

Cards are the most fundamental units of KanBo. They can represent tasks or projects that need to be tracked and managed. Its complex structure helps with work organization.

Yes, you can manage the presence of the map details in the display settings and decide what kind of information you want to see on the card front.

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