Hide top bars like the search bar, views and filters in Clickup 3.0
Darren George
In ClickUp 3.0 there are like 5 bars at the top before I get to the meat of the matter. Theres search, favorites, names and more. Right now, I can only unpin the favorites but would love to do more. It takes up so much real estate that I can't see the full month anymore. In 2.0 I would be able to. Can we have an option to hide title bars, search bar or more?
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Kuba
Hello, please do something about it. We have a TV panel with active tasks in our office and almost one third of the screen estate is completely wasted.
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Elizabeth Harte
This is my top annoyance with the Windows app - the white Windows menu, the Clickup top menu, the Space/Folder/List header, List/Board etc views header and then the List status header.... So much wasted real estate! Help!
Yazzi
Zeb Please make this a priority. theres so much useless space.
Zeb
Yazzi: We're on it! Updates coming
Natalie Williams
Zeb any updates on when these updates are coming? There is so much wasted space in 3.0.
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Joanna Sun
Agree. The main problem is that there is limited vertical real estate on many screens, especially smaller laptops. I feel there is too much wasted space and the actual content I need to see gets cramped.
Bethany Spitzmiller
Yes! I 100% agree. Also, from a design standpoint, it's too heavy up top. Put it on the bottom, if you have to keep it.
Julia "Jay" Chmielewska
Yes! I liked it much more when Search was an icon in the sidebar, next to the Inbox. This new version wastes so much space
Dea Jenkins
I appreciate having the search bar, but visually it is distracting. I want to get to my tasks quickly. The contrast of the dark search bar draws the eye upward continually - this is not good for focusing on tasks or for time management.
Natalie Williams
Dea Jenkins the black search bar drives me absolutely nuts even after so many months of it being there. The only time I use it is to click for my profile, which could so easily be moved back to the left menu bar. It just eats up valuable screen space and like you said continually draws the eye up which is a distraction.
Ross McConeghy
Not a single part of the newly added bar across the top is useful to me, it's effectively blank.
There is no UX principle that would imply this is a positive change. It reduces the UI along the axis where you need active content.
It would have made more sense to add a button bar to the left or right side of the entire layout if you wanted a spot to put the profile icon and your built-in Notepad and other little tools that I personally never use.
If only we could all read pictographic languages so all our menus could run vertically. 当?
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Amanda McCoy
I came here to write the same thing. I find the search bar and profile icon totally unnecessary.
Arnaud Marguerite
+1 for me, was going to write the same, don't need the search bar or profile icon at the top, already on the left side. Thanks
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