If you want to have the new column to be added and be placed in the middle of two existing columns, simply click the “…” button at the top right corner of one of the existing columns, then select to add a new column to its left or to its right. You may create a series of new columns named: Documenting, Designing, Finished design, Developing, Testing, Public Beta, Ready to release. You can also add new columns at any time as required.įor instance, if you want to manage a release of an application with the Kanban view. The other tasks will be moved to the first “To Do” column. When first switching to the Kanban view, TickTick will ask if you want to move the tasks that you’ve started (Based on the info of the task progress bar) to the “Progress” column. If you ever wanted to be able to mark/differentiate tasks by the different statuses of them, the new “Kanban” would be helpful.
Your list will then become a Kanban board while all the tasks are automatically organized into two columns named: To Do, Progress.
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If you’ve never used any Kanban board apps before, you might want to read through this article we prepared as it might give you a clue on how to work with the new Kanban.įirstly, you will need to go to a list that you created in TickTick ( Default smart lists such as “Today” cannot be switched into Kanban view), click the “…” button at the top right corner of the list and select to switch to “Kanban View”. This new Kanban not only offers users the ability to customize a different workflow in TickTick, it’s also flexible enough for many other needs. The long waited “Kanban” feature has been released and is now available on Windows, Mac and the Web.
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