Provide a way to more intuitively scroll through lists, delete lists, and rename lists. At present, it’s not clear how to view a specific list or to delete one.
It would be great if you could zoom out to see all lists - they could be set out like the apps on the Apple watch face. Perhaps with the names of each list expanding sightly to make them easy to read. This would also allow clusters of lists of specific categories.
More options for the color will be great to.
View lists in a grid and provide a way to arrange lists in a preferred order, alphabetically, date etc and have a list hierarchy ie work, social, home.
We are working on improving this, in the meantime, some tips:
- Tap and hold to pick up a list, then you can reorder it (left/right) or drag it to the delete icon
- Tap and hold the little dots at the bottom of the list navigator to quickly scroll across lists
@Ben Hamey: this is pretty time-consuming as the page will not scroll past the lists already in view, meaning you can only move a list over by 2 slots at a time (which can get pretty tedious for those of us with several different lists)
@Ben Hamey: same comment as ben hamey here. Please make it easier to move lists around.
@Carly Wirick: Hi Carly - the quick scroll should allow you to move across all of your lists regardless of which ones are in view. Can I clarify we are talking about the same thing? See attached screenshot - tap and hold then swipe sideways here. Thanks for your help.
@Ben Hamey: I’ve tried using that feature to move a list around but it doesn’t seem to work
We need more ways to organize lists as well, I’d like to be able to see my lists in order of date due, and possibly by importance if we are given the ability to assign priories.
Sub-Lists.
Do you mean in addition to the gallery view?
I’d also love some form of list grouping by area of life. Eg for work, personal, family. It can be a preference for those who want the feature, but I do feel it’s needed. At the moment, my mini less important side projects are grouped altogether with major work projects. It needs some form of separation.
@MJ: TOTALLY AGREE
Hopefully the lists can be color coded to assigned colors representing priority calendar items that correspond with action items.