Feature Requests

Non-Linear Structure and Its Related Concepts Non-linear (or disruptive) narrative is a technique used in various forms of content (literature, cinema, video games, etc.) where events are presented outside their traditional chronological order. It is used to simulate human memory or for other artistic reasons, and can manifest as parallel plots, dreams or stories within the main story. Hypertext and Hypermedia Hypertext: It is a technology that organizes information into blocks of content (nodes) connected by links. By activating these links, information is retrieved. Nodes contain mostly text. It is based on the associative way in which the human mind processes information, allowing us to jump from one point to another. Hypermedia: It is a generalization of hypertext. In addition to text, hypermedia nodes can contain graphics, images, audio, animations, video, and executable code. The term comes from the combination of “hypertext” and “multimedia”. It allows non-linear “reading”, where users can intuitively navigate information following their interests, unlike the sequential reading of printed books. Parallel Text Parallel text is a strategy that involves the construction or reconstruction of a text on a specific topic or learning context. It emerges from the mobilization of ideas and learning experiences of each person. It is used to achieve learning objectives, acquire competencies and improve educational communication. Main characteristics of parallel text: Dialogical: It involves interaction with an author or a context. Strategic: Encourages autonomous learning and critical thinking. Flexible: It allows you to incorporate various resources such as images, diagrams, mind maps and audiovisual material. Contextual: Reflects an understanding of the context and lived experiences. Creative: It offers varied ways of expressing knowledge.

Nowadays, tasks frequently appear out of order in the mind map view. It would be extremely important to be able to properly order them, especially because they are a nice vizualiation that directors are fond of.

While the free plan offers a certain number of actions on mind maps, it would be great if these views persisted and could be created manually as you add tasks to projects. If you do it this way, you'd literally be coding that view, which would add much more value to free users. This doesn't mean your actions expire when you perform them from that view panel, you'd be subscribing to that, as it's easier to do from there.

I have previously used xMind. The current mind map is massively limited and mind mapping tasks is not really that useful, mindmapping is for creating ideas or documenting complex information. Simple things like using color in boxes, the ability to connect sub elements, for instance when creating a map for data structures in applications the ability to show where data can be linked would be useful for DB design as well where elements in idea co-exist can help with decision making

Mind mapping is a powerful tool for creating tasks, because it allows us to follow our thinking pattern. It's a total game changer for anyone who wants to be more productive. From minor tasks that unfold into subtasks to medium and even large projects, it's the best and fastest way to organize ideas or tasks. It's perfect for Click Ups mission for increasing productivity. So, he go a few suggestions to make your Mind Mapping view a more powerful and useful tool: When on a topic (not editing text): - TAB Creates a Child Topic - ENTER Creates a Related Topic When ou a topic (editing text) - TAB ends edition (same as ENTER) - ENTER ends edition Dragging and dropping - Instead of clicking on a connector to move the task, let us click and drag the task itself. In Mind Mapping order is something very importante, and we change it very often. Also, in large maps, it's very troublesome to find the exact spot of a connector origin - It's not that dragging the connector is a bad idea. On the contrary, it's very good, but for smaller maps. And, also, it only works for a single task - Allow the selection of multiple tasks with the mouse cursor and allow us to drag and drop such tasks Shortcuts - Shortcuts for Expanding and Contracting a Single knot - Shortcuts for Expanding and Contracting all the Child knots or a selected knot - Shortcuts for Expanding and Contracting the whole map Formatting - Provide an easy way to change color, border and line formatting, for a single task, a specific branch or the whole map - Like in Board View, allow some of the fields to be visible at all times in the task, making it easier to assign responsibility, deadlines, etc. - Auto organizing tasks works great on Mind Maps in task mode. Why not make it work, also, in the ideation mode? I trust this will be useful for the whole Click Up community

Would be cool to extend the mindmap view to create a network diagram, which would show the relationship between tasks (nodes), as well as input estimations and show critical paths.

Displaying a usage counter for views on Free Forever and Business plans can help prevent sudden loss of work when the usage limit is reached. This is especially detrimental when large workspaces are difficult to upgrade for continued access. Such issues can be avoided if users are warned about approaching usage limits, allowing them to utilize their work before losing access to views.

I have spent my entire workday exploring a business idea using the Mind Map feature and had no clue that when I exceeded 100 uses I would be locked out of this view unless I upgraded to the Business tier. I didn't screen shot the work beforehand and now it's basically being held hostage by ClickUp, which won't let me see it or access it. Either I upgrade simply to recover my work and then downgrade again right after or I have to recreate my entire days work elsewhere. Neither option is very appealing to me this late on a Friday afternoon. I understand not letting users create any more than 100 Mind Map nodes, but to you shouldn't hide the nodes they already created from their view! This is very frustrating 😒

Add a button to automatically re-layout when working with the mindmap.

Most mindmapping programs have the ability to add notes, links and docs to each element in the mindmap. As it is now you need to create a task to be able to do this which requires more steps. For maps that are created for brainstorming and planning creating tasks isn't necessary so it would be easier if we could just add notes, links and docs directly to each element in the mindmap.