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I also want to add in that this seems complicated -- I mean, I get the purpose of tags and the like, but the UI steps to get there are unintuitive, and the vide
by bmelton 15y ago
I also want to add in that this seems complicated -- I mean, I get the purpose of tags and the like, but the UI steps to get there are unintuitive, and the video doesn't do a great job of showing me why I would want to.
I see elsewhere in this thread that you present a use case -- make that clearer.
It was surprising to me that the ONE thing this had the potential to offer over pen and paper isn't a feature -- the thing I hate about pen and paper is that when I scratch out something I've put in the cart, it doesn't go away.
See tadalist for what I mean -- when I check something, it is grayed out AND pushed to the bottom of the list. This is a huge feature that I think you're missing (for me at least).
- KevinMS 15y agoThats interesting. My first 4 or 5 attemps had a checked item disappear (actually animated it to go back to the main list). Then I found myself accidentally checking items off by mistake and being annoyed I couldn't recheck them easily. So I decided since my lists were always short, I would just grey them out so the unchecked ones would stand out. At least thats my reasoning at the time. Oh, and as a compromise, to remove checked items from the list, you just cycle the list button, and that cleans up the list, so I was hoping you'd get the best of both features. 1. A less twitchy list. 2. The ability to clean up the list.