LEGGO
17 November 2020 20:26
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Much like being able to color code your task blocks within a Timeline or Calendar View, using the Color header, it would be really cool to create a color-coded backdrop for cards on a Board.
A workaround today would be to attach a solid color image as the cover image, but this doesn’t quite have the same effect. I believe this may already be a topic.
Looks like this might be one that could be merged with a handful of others (cc: @Emily_Roman ) :
It would be visually appealing and easier to “see” particular organization within boards if we could colorize the whole tile/board (kind of like Google Keep allows). Here’s to color!
What say you?
I would like the ability to change a board’s background color (or header color). I realize that I can set a board’s/project’s highlight color, but that just changes the font color of the project name. Since I manage boards involving different clients, I need a way to better distinguish boards. Thanks!
In board view please add:
The ability to turn tags entirely one color or another, just like actual sticky notes, and/or;
The ability to select background colors for columns. For example, if using for Scrum, you have Backlog, In Progress, and Done Columns, it would be great to use colors to make these stand out. We have a separate backlog for upcoming sprints and it would be great for these to have a gray background so you can visually see they are not part of the current sprint. And/or;
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https://forum.asana.com/t/color-timeline-by-board-columns/21769/3
I would like to be able to change the background color of my columns so that I can visually delineate the columns. I would also like to be able to change the color of my text and bold it as well, in the headings.
I would love to be able to select colors for the stickies on my project in board format
Hello I think the title says it all
@Samantha_Alfaro I agree! It would be great to be able to assign the column in a board a color. Especially for then viewing within “timeline” you could see which tasks are in each stage of a process. Which is what we’re currently utilizing the boards function to visually display.
https://forum.asana.com/t/kanban-background-color/29571/3
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