Return to the task list after completing a task
When RTM of a mobile version is used, I think that it takes a lot of steps and time for the operation that continuously completes the task.
I hope for the interface to be able to do more quickly consecutive completion operation.
For example, When I push the complete button in task-edit-screan, it move to the task-list-screen at once...
I love RTM. And, it brings happiness to my task management.
Thank you.
I hope for the interface to be able to do more quickly consecutive completion operation.
For example, When I push the complete button in task-edit-screan, it move to the task-list-screen at once...
I love RTM. And, it brings happiness to my task management.
Thank you.
emily (Remember The Milk) says:
hmiyaza1, thanks for your feedback! We like this idea -- perhaps we could make a setting to return directly to the task list after completing/postponing a task.
If you have any other suggestions for ways that we could make the mobile version faster to use, please let us know :)
Glad that you're enjoying RTM! :)
If you have any other suggestions for ways that we could make the mobile version faster to use, please let us know :)
Glad that you're enjoying RTM! :)
emily, thanks for your reply.
Please let me make another proposal of this.
May be not general, but I am interested in the preparation to the multiple-edit-mode-screen newly.
That screen has four functions.
1. Two or more tasks are completed at a time.
2. Two or more tasks are postponed at a time.
3. The priority of two or more tasks is changed at a time.
4. The list of two or more tasks is changed at a time.
(using checkboxes...)
How about it?
Please let me make another proposal of this.
May be not general, but I am interested in the preparation to the multiple-edit-mode-screen newly.
That screen has four functions.
1. Two or more tasks are completed at a time.
2. Two or more tasks are postponed at a time.
3. The priority of two or more tasks is changed at a time.
4. The list of two or more tasks is changed at a time.
(using checkboxes...)
How about it?
emily (Remember The Milk) says:
This would be pretty interesting too. I'm not sure if it would be possible in the current mobile web interface, but it would definitely be cool in a mobile application. We will keep this one in mind :)
stevhill says:
I'd like to see more extensive use of the number key shortcuts. Presently, once you get past the initial screen, the shortcut keys are gone. Maybe something like 0 always goes to Home, etc. An example of a good implementation of this is Google Reader mobile edition.
However, would just like to say that I love RtM. I first played with it a good while ago, and recently came back. The mobile edition completely sold me, and has such good implementation that I've now ditched my offline todo management completely.
FYI, I use a Treo 650.
PS. Also love the 'main' version.
However, would just like to say that I love RtM. I first played with it a good while ago, and recently came back. The mobile edition completely sold me, and has such good implementation that I've now ditched my offline todo management completely.
FYI, I use a Treo 650.
PS. Also love the 'main' version.
emily (Remember The Milk) says:
stevhill, thanks for your feedback! We can take a look at further shortcuts in a future version -- this sounds like it would be handy. Glad you're enjoying the service :)
david.brooks says:
Sorry to be a nag, but has there been any movement on the initial suggestion (of having a default button for "Complete task and return to previous list")?
I tried to use RTM for my shopping list the other day, ticking tasks off as I wandered around the supermarket. I spent twice as long as usual, because every time I completed a task I had to select the task, scroll up to the complete button, then scroll down to the "Back to Shopping" link (where "Shopping" is the name of my list).
Adding access-keys (e.g. 1 for "Back to Shopping") would achieve a similar effect, as stevhill observes.
Alternatively, simply moving the navigation links ("Back to Shopping") to a similar position on screen to the "Complete" button would minimise scrolling, which seemed to be the real time-sap. This would be the least preferable option of those suggested above, however.
If I could get my "ticking items off on the hoof" time down to that of a shopping list, I think this would be a killer app. Not that it's far off presently, of course ;)
I tried to use RTM for my shopping list the other day, ticking tasks off as I wandered around the supermarket. I spent twice as long as usual, because every time I completed a task I had to select the task, scroll up to the complete button, then scroll down to the "Back to Shopping" link (where "Shopping" is the name of my list).
Adding access-keys (e.g. 1 for "Back to Shopping") would achieve a similar effect, as stevhill observes.
Alternatively, simply moving the navigation links ("Back to Shopping") to a similar position on screen to the "Complete" button would minimise scrolling, which seemed to be the real time-sap. This would be the least preferable option of those suggested above, however.
If I could get my "ticking items off on the hoof" time down to that of a shopping list, I think this would be a killer app. Not that it's far off presently, of course ;)
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