Problem Description In the current task list (see attached screenshots), each task row shows only the task name and its status (e.g., DONE, IN PROGRESS). The Task Type – which can be Task, Milestone, Form Response, or Meeting Note – is not visually indicated. Users must open the task details or rely on memory to distinguish between these types. This reduces efficiency, especially when managing a mixed list of to-dos, milestones, and meeting notes. Suggested Improvement Add a small icon next to each task name (or next to the status label) to clearly represent its Task Type. Proposed icon mapping: · Task → 📄 document icon (or a checkmark circle) · Milestone → 🏁 flag icon · Form Response → 📋 form/clipboard icon · Meeting Note → 💬 speech bubble icon Icons should be clean, linear, and consistent with the existing UI. A tooltip on hover can show the type name. Optionally, keep the text label when space permits; in narrow views, the icon alone is sufficient. Expected Benefits Faster recognition – Users can identify a task’s nature in <0.5 seconds without clicking or reading labels. Fewer errors – Avoid mistaking a “Meeting Note” for a regular “Task” or missing a “Form Response” that requires input. Better visual hierarchy – Icons complement status colors (e.g., green for DONE, blue for IN PROGRESS), adding a second, independent dimension of information without extra width (icons only ~16×16px). Additional Note Provide an optional setting “Show task type icons” (enabled by default) to respect user preferences. This small change greatly improves usability for users handling hundreds of mixed-type items (e.g., 1072 DONE tasks + 2 IN PROGRESS tasks as shown in the screenshot). Thank you for considering this improvement.
