Feature Requests

Problem: Custom fields can become messy when you have different types of work (tasks) within the same lists. For example, having a bug, feature, and an epic task all in the same list would cause them all to have the same custom fields, even though I would want specific ones for each type. Other issues arise when fields that should only belong to the top-level task spread down to all its subtasks. Ask: Custom fields should have the option to be added to a custom task type itself. Whenever I create a new task of that type, it will come along with all its custom fields. Those fields will not spread to any task that is not of that type.

I'd love to see a task sidebar view that is fixed, rather than floating off to the right. Even on my laptop screen, there'd be enough screen real-estate to scrunch the main ClickUp view into a central column, and have a fixed/pinned task sidebar view on the right. I don't like how this sidebar view covers up the whole right side of the main ClickUp area. What if the information I'm trying to reference by using the Task-Sidebar view is only visible on the right side of ClickUp's main view? 😂 All in all, though, it's a great start, and it's very helper in many other use cases.

It would be great if you could bring back the notification that tells you when the Task Description area has been saved/when it was last saved/is saving. ClickUp has ongoing and previous issues with Task Descriptions saving properly, and this indicator really helped to reassure you that it was saved.

There is an upload progress bar when I add an attachment to the comments in a task. But when file added to Attachments there is no upload progress bar. Please can you implement same upload progress bar to attachments also.

In the earlier view, ZIP creation was visible. Currently, when the button is clicked, no response is visible. Due to which it is not clear if the files are downloading or not.

In task view it should be unified the way statuses are displayed. In the new list view we have this new round icons that are not shown when a task is opened. Also the modal to select status still shows the old UI with square icons. Please fix

When using the sidebar layout of Task 3.0, I am able to multitask like a champion, BUT It is visually messy to not have a bold dividing line between the content that is my task and the content that is behind it. Perhaps some sort of bold line would help with this, so that the sidebar looks and feels like a separate element from what I am also working on. In the GIF below, you can see that the line is very faint UNTIL you click to drag and resize. The line that glows when dragging is great, let's have it there at all times! (or something similar). Also notice int he last GIF that we DO have this kind of contrast when viewing other sidebar layout items like the People viewer, and it looks great, but is likely too much contrast to copy for this particular scenario. It is more like an overlay than a sidebar.

The main task link used to be on the top of the breadcrumbs ... now I need to scroll up on the task to reach it. this is a huge time waster! Most task info is housed in the main task... so when someone is working in a subtask they need an easy way to get to the main task - which now requires scrolling back up.

When I am in a nested subtask that has 0 subtasks underneath it, I find it not obvious that it itself is a subtask and there is a parent task above it, which might have other subtasks that you don't want to forget about. The breadcrumb at the top is too small, and I feel like I want it in the sidebar with the "0 subtasks" words. I think this would be beneficial to essentially say, "yes, there are no subtasks to this subtask, but don't forget there is a parent task, and that might have other subtasks". Essentially, when you are in a subtask, it's easy to forget there might be other subtasks within the parent task, because it says "0 subtasks". It would also be beneficial if you could navigate to the parent task from the sidebar without leaving the current subtask. Currently, you are stuck in that subtask unless you click the breadcrumb at the top of the task, but it feels like I should be able to navigate the subtask sidebar from there, find the parent task, and go to it without leaving the current subtask first. All of the above mean it's easy to forget that there is a parent task with other possible subtasks.

Watch the video, then riot. 🤣 https://vimeo.com/899648092/31f827b447?share=copy